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    • California Won't See Gas Tax Holiday (SacBee)
    • BART Ridership Hits a Post-Pandemic High (SFChron)
    • Traffic Returns to Bay Area Highways (PaloAlto)
    • San Luis Obispo Completes Bike Path with Pedestrian Bridge (Mustang News)
    • Pasadena Approves Contract For Union Protected Bikeway Installation (Pasadena Now)
    • Owning a Car Is Expensive. Commuting Is Miserable. Most Don’t Have Choice because Transit Is Too. (The Guardian)
    • US Treasury Sec. Says Gas Tax Cut Still on the Table (Reuters)
    • San Diego's Gas Prices Hits Record (Union-Tribune)
    • "Typical" CA Worker Pays 6.3% of Salary on Gasoline. "Not That Bad" (OC Register)

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