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  • Much more must be done: Vigil held for pedestrian killed in San Francisco (Local News Matters)
  • Ten years of protected bike lanes (CalBike)
  • More local celebrations of state transit funding:
    • FAX in Fresno: $52.1 million (Fresnoland, KMPH)
    • Millions for rail corridor in San Diego and Orange County (KPBS)
    • $81 million to get SMART to Healdsburg (Senate)
    • $240 million for Central Valley (The Sun)
    • $231 million for Southeast Gateway Line on LA Metro (Urbanize)
  • California transportation agencies call for equity committee applicants (Plumas Sun)
  • The climate bond - Prop 4 - seeks to avoid future costs by investing now (Sonoma News)
  • What can be learned from a survey of Bay Area candidates (KRCB)
  • Some transportation ballot measures around the country (SmartCitiesDive)

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