Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:38 AM PST on February 18, 2016
- How the California road charge pilot might work (SF Chronicle)
- Governor Brown is open to idea of a carbon tax (Sacramento Bee)
- A revenue-neutral carbon tax could work (Cyclelicious)
- But locals are demanding money for roads (Contra Costa Times)
- High-speed rail haters jump on the bandwagon to take money away (Breitbart)
- Larkspur works on bike, ped plan (Marin Independent Journal)
- S.F. Muni proposes fare hikes, service increases (SF Examiner)
- Five cities in Marin, 22 cities statewide are competing in “Cool California” challenge (Gov Tech)
- Painted crosswalks of any color should not be the primary means of protecting pedestrians (Gov Tech)
- The murky legality of e-bikes—outside of California (CityLab)
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