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By Melanie Curry

8:34 AM PDT on June 16, 2022

Long read: Biking, governmental support for biking increased during COVID (MDPI)
Sacramento voters may get to weigh in on new tax for transit (Sacramento Bee)
CA Senators look for federal money for Olympics transit projects in LA (Hey SoCal)
New transit plan for Nordhoff St in San Fernando Valley abandons BRT idea (Mass Transit)
Santa Cruz voters reject recreational trail plan to preserve decrepit corridor for future rail service one day maybe (Bloomberg)
More on L.A.’s planned ban of bike repair on sidewalks (Curbed)
UPS is testing cute little e-bike delivery vans in crowded cities (CBS)
“A good start”: NHTSA releases limited data on hundreds of crashes linked to driver-assist systems (NY Times)
- Tesla vehicles had by far the most crashes (The Verge)
Where it’s easy and safe to do so, and there are nice green plants, people walk more (Planetizen)
Tenant-landlord disputes are rising, dangerous (Crosstown)

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