Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:57 AM PST on January 12, 2016
- ICYMI: Six Californians weigh in on new Caltrans separated bikeway guidance (People for Bikes)
- In praise of slow cycling, and the infrastructure that makes it possible (Tree Hugger)
- ….and which is making cycling mainstream in New York (The National)
- Self-driving cars will mean fewer cars, less need for parking, fewer tickets…and less money for the state (Techwire.net)
- Suburbs are urban places (City Lab)
- People with disabilities have an even harder time finding homes (Planetizen)
- Here’s how Europe encourages cycling to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (Miami Herald)
- In the U.S., it takes a huge political effort to build protected bike lanes (Next City)
- Seattle citizens form “Dept of Transformation” to fix street safety blunders by city (KIRO)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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