Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:50 AM PST on November 23, 2015
- More coverage of resignation of SF Bike Coalition executive director (SFist) (KQED)
- Maybe the Expo Line hasn’t reduced nearby congestion, but it’s done plenty more (Planetizen)
- ICYMI: Report says Berkeley has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions (San Jose Mercury News)
- Smog declined last year in Southern California (KPCC)
- What if cycling became even more popular? The benefits would be enormous (CityLab)
- Las Vegas high-speed rail gets a small boost (Bakersfield Now)
- Australia should give its bike helmet laws a rethink (The New Daily)
- A 3-day, 30-mile traffic jam in Kenya (CityLab)
- Whose comfort matters in public spaces?(Planetizen)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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