Today’s Headlines
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8:41 AM PST on February 23, 2016
- Bike commuters want to complete the Santa Barbara bike plan (KEYT)
- Sacramento has a plan to stop fare cheats on light rail (Mass Transit)
- Clovis to host a street design festival (Fresno Bee)
- San Diego is ready to go big on biking and walking (Next City)
- How Google is turning cities into research labs (Fast Company)
- Is value capture a silver bullet for infrastructure? (Crikey)
- Battling housing measures unite and divide labor, business (LA Times)
- Bicycles mean freedom from gender slavery in Palestine (NY Times)
- Australia doubles down on dumb helmet laws (Systemic Failure)
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