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Despite everything, there was some good news in the safe and livable streets movement in 2020. So let's start there.
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With fatal crashes on Valencia in San Francisco, Lakeshore and International in Oakland (five in the past week on various streets Oakland), it seems like time to highlight some good news in the midst of the despair