Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:43 AM PST on March 1, 2017
- Drivers pack S.F.’s raised bike lane with parked cars (SF Examiner)
- Supervisor calls for enforcement, barriers (SF Examiner)
- CA inches towards fuel tax hikes (Landline Magazine)
- Compare the costs of the different transportation funding proposals (Sacramento Bee)
- CARB seeks to change the way it measures leakage from cap-and-trade, and business isn’t happy (Davis Vanguard)
- State weighs tougher emissions rules for gas-powered garden equipment (NPR)
- Caltrain delays contracts, keeps electrification plan alive for now (SFGate)
- The future of transportation in Los Angeles (Road & Track)
- Startup wants to “reinvent” cycling in America (CNBC)
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