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    • Bakersfield is bad for pedestrians (Turnto23)
    • L.A. to close the last gap in Expo bikeway (NBC)
    • Making Oakland's streets safer for all (Oaklandside)
    • Berkeley considers eliminating free parking on residential streets near busy commercial corridors (Berkeleyside)
    • CA toxic sites at risk of flooding, mapped (LA Times)
    • Where will all that infrastructure money go? (NextCity)
    • The right way to invest in walking and biking (USPIRG)

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