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Newsom signs speed camera bill; Everyone is a pedestrian; Mapping the California Cycleway; More

  • Newsom signs speed camera bill (NY Times, ABC7, SF Chronicle)
  • New CA law bans parking near crosswalks (SF Gate)
  • NHTSA: Everyone is a pedestrian (KRSL)
  • Mapping the California Cycleway (Eric Brightwell)
  • Bakersfield to host an Active Transportation Summit and Festival soon (Bakersfield.com)
  • Costa Mesa councilmember takes "Week Without Driving" to heart (LA Times)
  • Controversy on the Yolo Causeway (Davis Enterprise)
  • Yosemite needs protection from cars (SF Chronicle)
  • Busway from Pomona to Rancho Cucamonga under construction (ABC7)

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