Today’s Headlines
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9:41 AM PST on December 28, 2015
- Experts say CHP failed to properly investigate crash that killed bicycle rider (Sacramento Bee)
- New year brings new CA laws on driving (San Jose Mercury News)
- CA still working on that transportation infrastructure funding problem (Capitol Weekly)
- To stop pedestrian deaths, NY must change how it builds streets (CityLab)
- States tweak the gas tax to avoid losing money (Governing)
- Shrinking CTC budget means no state funding for Castroville pedestrian path (Monterey County Now)
- Caltrans plans to widen freeway (Sacramento Bee)
- Bologna, Italy, finds a way to connect civic pride with action (CityLab)
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