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    • NACTO calls for major reform of bicycle laws, which don't keep bike riders safe (Cycling Weekly)
    • Podcast: What makes roads unsafe (NPR)
    • Santa Cruz advances Highway 1 project, including bus-only shoulder lanes (Mass Transit)
    • Muni expects to launch new Central Subway this fall (Mass Transit)
    • Bakersfield's air is bad, bus rides are free (Turn to 23)
    • Micromobility programs include equity goals, but don't track progress (Smart Cities Dive)
    • Another take on why CA's parking reform is a big deal (Governing)
    • LA County launches Universal Basic Income pilot (Route Fifty)
    • Pocket forests in the city (SacTown Magazine)
    • With state's help, PG&E met deadline to apply for federal funds to keep Diablo Canyon open (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • That text alert to cut power use helped avert blackouts (LA Times)

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