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    • CA Moves to Ban Texting While Driving (LAist, Times
    • Metro Investing $100,000 a Year in Lockers at Red and Orange Line Stations (Daily News
    • Big Blue Bus Rolls Out Rapid Lines (SM Lookout)
    • Oil Prices Won't Dip for Long (Gristmill, Times)
    • Rep. Jackie Speier Proposes Lowering National Speed Limits (SF Chron via Planetizen)
    • D.C.-Area Planners Don't Want Bike Path Next to Highway Through the Woods (WaPo)
    • Prodigious Bike Thief "Easily the Most Hated Man in Toronto" (NYT)
    • Portland Looks to Expand Streetcar Network Despite Lack of Support from Feds (Portland DJC)
    • Seattle's Car-Free Sundays Start This Weekend (Seattle PI)
    • Vancouver Transit Agency Responds to Demand With Huge Service Increase (Vancouver Sun)

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