Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:55 AM PDT on March 24, 2017
- Santa Clarita considering bike-share (Signal SCV)
- Among recent allocations, CTC allocates $60 million to rail projects (RT&S)
- Public workshops to be held on proposed S.F. Bay Area air control rules (East Bay Times)
- New study using Google streetview cars finds a lot of methane leaks (Washington Post)
- Some people will use any excuse to attack bike infrastructure: Old entitled guy blames bicycle lane for Westminster Bridge attack (BikeBiz)
- What California high speed rail can learn from Europe (Railway Technology)
- Complete streets project in Windsor among winners of League of California Cities innovation, efficiency awards
- New ebike looks like a tiny canvas car (The Sun)
- Renters now make up half of city dwellers (Bloomberg)
- New US DOT secretary Elaine Chao interviewed by USA Today
- Cities planting trees to reduce urban heat island effects (Huffington Post)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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