Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:51 AM PDT on June 19, 2017
- Reinventing the wheel? Long Beach to consider new bike registration system (hint: Bike Index, folks!) (Press Telegraph)
- Cycling may be the cure for workplace stress (Total Women Cycling)
- The myth that separated bike lanes cause pollution is total bunk; here’s why (Guardian)
- Yet one more way automated cars pose a danger to bikes: Tesla doors have a mind of their own (Systemic Failure)
- Cap-and-trade:
- Quick recap of recent cap-and-trade moves (LA Weekly)
- Supreme Court case: ARB responds to appeal on cap-and-trade (Law360)
- Wieckowski’s bill (NCEL)
- CA Republicans argue in favor of extending cap-and-trade, because the alternative will take control away from industry (Mercury News)
- California’s climate change fight is also about public health (Time)
- Electric buses, built in California, can bring jobs, business to the state (LA Times)
- Google to build a transit-focused campus that could transform San Jose (Mercury News)
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