Today’s Headlines
- San Francisco's first Sunday Streets of 2016 happening this weekend in the Mission (Hoodline)
- SMART train gets green light for bike ped path (Marin Independent Journal)
- How SANDAG worked the media on its transportation plan (KPBS)
- A sign that “routine accommodation” isn't happening (Systemic Failure)
- LA Times explains CEQA, LOS, and bike lanes
- A successful cleanup of Aliso Canyon requires a principled approach (Environmental Defense Fund)
- The cycling infrastructure shortfall is hitting women hardest (Bike Biz)
- California leads the way in sustainable growth (Next City)
- Because national governments won't, cities are pushing zero energy buildings (Fast Co-Exist)
- National Freight Strategic Plan looks for feedback (Fast Lane)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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