Today’s Headlines
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3:39 PM PDT on April 9, 2015
- Fresno may get its first protected bike lanes (StopandMove)
- Two more public hearings in May on SR-710 (Pasadena Now)
- WalkScore puts CA cities San Francisco and Oakland in the top ten US cities for walkability (CityLab)
- Equity: Traffic fines hit the poor harder (KQED)
- More about the complex connection between dense cities and greenhouse gas emissions (Quartz)
- Electric buses to be California-made (SFGate)
- In San Diego today, take public transportation to “show your support” (as opposed to every day?) (KFMB)
- Comparing transit fare evasion rates to HOV and toll violation rates (streets.mn)
- David Levinson muses on the meaning of transportation subsidies (Transportationist)
- New website offers a calendar of events and destinations within reach of BART stations (BART)
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