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    • Curb space is valuable, and startups are noticing (Bloomberg)
    • Newsom vetoes bill to create statewide student transit pass program (LAist)
    • School traffic is the worst - give the kids transit passes (LA Times)
    • The push for federal e-bike subsidies is not over (Bicycle Retailer)
    • How the railroad strike was averted (LA Times)
    • In Japan, drivers who kill go to jail; an American wants an exception (Daily Bulletin)
    • Bay Area traffic is back to its prepandemic self (KRON)
    • New bills could make housing easier to build (San Luis Obispo)
    • CARB proposes no new diesel big rigs sold in CA in 2040 (CalMatters)
    • CA gets $150m federal infrastructure grant for Otay Mesa border crossing (Transportation Today)

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