Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
9:17 AM PST on November 2, 2015
- Active Transportation Projects funded in Highland (Highland Community News), Humboldt County (Times Standard), Inland Empire (The Sun); and Napa (Napa Valley Register)
- Menlo Park considers bike lanes (Almanac News)
- Contra Costa finally joining Clipper transit card system (Contra Costa Times)
- Tribes file suit over Highway 101 realignment in Willits (Daily Republic)
- What do Strava heatmaps really measure? (One Woman Many Bicycles)
- More about possible merger between MTC/ABAG (Inside Bay Area)
- DIY bike lane fixes showing N.Y. DOT how to do it right (CityLab)
- Yawn….NIMBYs in S.F. complain that their neighborhood is “different” and high-density housing doesn’t belong (Examiner)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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