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    • Does Anyone Like Rep. Mica's Transportation Bill? (DC Streetsblog)
    • Villaraigosa Plans to Take on Prop. 13 (LAT)
    • So. Pas. Eases Opposition to 710 Big Dig (Star-News)
    • Lowering State Car Tax Was Really Dumb (LAT)
    • Epstein: Thinking of Carmageddon from the East Coast (HuffPo)
    • Dude Keeps Suing the Gold Line Authority Over Monrovia Extension (SGV Trib.via Curbed)
    • Governor Brown Struggles to Get Rid of State Cars (SacBee)
    • Black Women Who Bike D.C. Band Together (WaPo)
    • Legal Planet: SB 375 Has Been Ineffective at Reducing Urban Sprawl in California
    • Tom Vanderbilt Weighs in on “Carmageddon” (How We Drive)

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