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    • The case for a transit-first infrastructure plan (CityLab)
    • Bill to ban fracking - and require setbacks around oil wells - dies in committee (SF Chronicle)
    • Sacramento Bee "unearths" a report saying what's been known all along - gas taxes are not enough to fix all the roads CA already has
    • Recycled plastic in roads? Bill to study the issue advances (Coronado Times)
      • But maybe keep microplastic, particulate pollution in mind (Wired)
    • Bill would allow school buses to use cameras to enforce speed violations (Spectrum News)
    • Special treatment: CA politicians may be fined for campaign violations, but that doesn't mean they pay or anything (CalMatters)

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Retreats on car driver fees in San Diego, but the rest of the state is announcing good news.

February 5, 2026

Reimagining Freedom: How Older Adults Can Benefit from Connecting with Other Nondrivers

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L.A.’s Historic Affair with Monorails

The Sepulveda Transit Corridor monorail is not the first time that Los Angeles has flirted with - and rejected - the idea of a monorail.

February 4, 2026

Commentary: ‘Hardened Daylighting’ Works. Paint Alone, Not so Much

A follow up to Tuesday's Traffic Violence Rapid Response story about a bicyclist killed at Webster and 12th in Oakland.

February 4, 2026

New Bike Lanes on Hobart Blvd in Hollywood

New Hobart lanes extend a half mile from Fountain Avenue to Hollywood Boulevard.

February 4, 2026
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