Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:52 AM PDT on October 1, 2015
- Sacramento proposes its first cycle track into downtown (Sacramento Bee)
- Campbell to extend Safe Routes to Schools programs after seeing positive results (San Jose Mercury News)
- Bad urban design makes San Diego feel unsafe (Voice of San Diego)
- LA mayor Garcetti on how cities can save the world (Politico)
- A thoughtful counterpoint to Vision Zero (Urban Adonia)
- Science says it again: driving is bad for you, in many ways (Gizmodo)
- Texas county is the first to sue VW over diesel emissions deceit (CityLab)
- There’s progress on climate change, but is it enough? (New York Times)
- Women organize a huge bike ride in Turkey (Al-Monitor)
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