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    • Bakersfield GET bus embarks on study to improve transit (23ABC)
    • AC Transit adds a bit more bus service as riders return (SFBay)
    • Yup, there definitely are more driverless cars in San Francisco (KQED)
    • BART adds 850 parking spaces at suburban Antioch station (Local News)
    • Wayfinding - not using cell phones - is super important, but needs to be done correctly (Metropolis)
    • All of the cities on list of California's "worst commutes" are car-dependent exurbs (KPVI)
    • Things to celebrate in infrastructure bill (Transportation For America)
    • Coalition sues EPA over air quality in Central Valley (Capital and Main)
    • For true "relief" from high gas prices, take the profit from oil companies and give it away (The Hill)
    • California has no water (SF Chronicle)
    • People believe shelter is a basic human right, but don't necessarily want to pay for it (LA Times)
    • An idea for trading nutrients between regions to tackle pollution and food insecurity (Anthropocene)

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