Today’s Headlines
- San Diego to San Luis Obispo passenger rail corridor adding more track (TI News Daily)
- More about Gatto’s hit-and-run alert bill (KPCC)
- Bike-sharing bridges commute gaps (LA Times)
- Motorcycle lane-splitting law put on hold (Sacramento Bee)
- Local residents sue to close path to Hollywood sign (LA Times)
- Cap-and-trade money: largest affordable housing grant goes to SF (SF Business Times)
- San Francisco missed its affordable housing target by a mile (SocketSite)
- Kings County grand jury, supervisors butt heads about high-speed rail (Fresno Bee)
- Podcast: Why bicyclists break rules (Science Friday)
- Tour de France: It’s not the bikes, it’s the pavement markings (Alta Planning)
- Video: Measuring the built environment to define a hierarchy of walking needs (YouTube)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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