• Long live old bikes (Outside)
• Speed camera bill held, but still needed (Capitol Weekly)
• Self-driving trucks are coming (The Drive)
• Federal transportation bill needs to focus on the future (NRDC)
• One of the arguments about the federal bill is how much funding should go to transit (SmartCitiesDive)
• Everyone has to cross roads, so why aren’t pedestrians the focus of road safety? (The Conversation)
• The joy of crossing paths with strangers (New Yorker)
• Safety barriers going up on Highway 41 (Your Central Valley)
• Eagle Rock set to get bus-only lanes, but arguments are not over (Mass Transit)

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• Are bike highways coming? (CityLab)
• California’s inaction on high-speed rail could kill it (CalMatters)
• Bill on parking requirements could make investments in transit and housing go further (NRDC)
• LA has a new plan to promote sustainable transportation (PR Newswire)
• On long walks (The Big Issue)
• Thoughts on the U.S. infrastructure plan from transportation expert Robert Cervero (California Magazine)
• The flaws in California’s cap-and-trade program (KQED)
• A fuel cell bus on tour around California (Mass Transit)
• Electric vehicles are much heavier than gas-powered ones (CNN)
• On transportation, we must not return to “normal” (CommonWealth)
• This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to make cities better (Policy Options Politiques)

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• A true LA transit fan: Meet Kenny Uong, rider extraordinaire (LA Times)
• Traffic deaths are up even though people are driving less (The Hill)
• House Democrats unveil their transport bill (Washington Post)
  • NACTO‘s statement
  • Transportation for America‘s statement
• San Diego’s La Mesa considers new zoning rules for housing transit-adjacent areas (San Diego Union Tribune)
• Berkeley wins top spot for mid-size cities that are pretty good to bike in, from PeopleForBikes (Daily Cal)
• Stockton’s buses are going electric: Here’s how (Advanced Clean Tech News)
• CPUC approves driverless ride-hail by Cruise in California (The Drive, Tech Crunch)
• EV incentives are great – but hard to access (dot.LA)
• How walking became a radical act during lockdown (Financial Times Magazine)
• The competition between autonomous vehicles and transit (MIT News)
• Plan to wear your mask to the World Naked Bike Ride (WGNTV)

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