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    • San Diego decides it better incorporate VMT into its planning (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Long-delayed pedestrian bridge over tracks that block BART station access might finally open this fall (Mercury News)
    • CA High-Speed Rail Authority releases 2021 Sustainability Report
    • Federal infrastructure support for I-405 expansion in Orange County (Transport Topics)
    • Rome is building a Great Bicycle Ring Road (Eltis)
    • Road pricing to fund highways fairly (Clean Technica)
    • Oakland makes a pledge: 1500 homeless people will get housing, 132 permanent units built in next 16 months (SF Chronicle)
      • In response to federal House America initiative (Bloomberg)
    • Sacramento's suburbs are building and expanding, quickly (Comstock's Magazine)
    • Evidence that remote work actually made big cities bigger (Business Insider)
    • SoCal cities are sabotaging CA housing law (SF Chronicle)

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