Today’s Headlines
- More on proposed Bay Area regional planning merger (Planetizen)
- Active transportation grant will help complete bike trail in San Luis Obispo (Tribune)
- Why planning for biking and planning for walking are very different (Planetizen)
- A new series on TOD in the Bay Area (San Francisco Business Journals)
- Oil companies spent over $11 million to defeat S.B. 350 (Sacramento Bee)
- Federal DOT creates online tool showing the links between health and transportation (Fast Lane)
- Another proposal to give the Raiders a stadium in Oakland-- "without taxpayer financing" (San Diego Union Tribune)
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