Today’s Headlines
- So far, S.F. Supervisors are split on Bike Yield Law (Hoodline)
- Merced bike path future uncertain (Merced Sun Star)
- Coliseum Transit Village could cost Oakland millions (SF Gate)
- Fresno city, school district agree on opening schoolyards for green space (Fresno Bee)
- Ten reasons why cars are on the decline (Pedal Fort Collins)
- The work's not finished when the low-stress bikeway is built (Alta Planning)
- National Transportation Safety Board needs to pay attention to pedestrians and cyclists (Systemic Failure)
- A giant gas leak with no end in sight (Marketplace)
- L.A. port passed emission reduction requirements and then ignored them (LA Times)
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