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    • Are bike highways coming? (CityLab)
    • California's inaction on high-speed rail could kill it (CalMatters)
    • Bill on parking requirements could make investments in transit and housing go further (NRDC)
    • LA has a new plan to promote sustainable transportation (PR Newswire)
    • On long walks (The Big Issue)
    • Thoughts on the U.S. infrastructure plan from transportation expert Robert Cervero (California Magazine)
    • The flaws in California's cap-and-trade program (KQED)
    • A fuel cell bus on tour around California (Mass Transit)
    • Electric vehicles are much heavier than gas-powered ones (CNN)
    • On transportation, we must not return to "normal" (CommonWealth)
    • This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to make cities better (Policy Options Politiques)

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