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11:02 AM PST on January 30, 2025
- League of American Cyclists: Davis Is US’ Amsterdam
- Op/Ed: Fresno Can Be Safer, Needs to Buy-In to Vision 0 (FresnoBee)
- More on Valencia Bike-Lane Change Finally Ready to Go (KQED)
- Problems with Battery-Electric Buses (EastBayTimes)
- Trump’s Plans to Repeal Fuel Economy Rules (SFChron)
- It’s Up to the States to Move on Sustainable Transportation (Fast Company)
- List of Homeless That Died in Sacramento (SacBee)
- How Climate Change Fueled L.A. Fires (LAist)
- LADOT DASH To Resume Fare Collection Saturday Feb. 1 (2UrbanGirls)
- San Diego Council Surprises with Anti-Housing Vote on ADU (Union-Trib)
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