Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:54 AM PDT on April 29, 2016
- Hurray for Redland’s bike paths (Redlands Daily Facts)
- Oakland gets new bike lanes on Telegraph (East Bay Times)
- Driverless buses coming to public-transit-phobic Beverly Hills—because labor costs? (Co.Exist)
- HSR board approves plan to San Jose (OC Register)
- BART discovers why its new car crashed (SF Gate)
- Berkeley presents plans for complicated interchange, with bike ped bridge, double roundabouts (Berkeleyside)
- Connecting affordable housing and transit (Mobility Lab)
- Top 20 percent are increasingly insulated geographically, economically from everyone else (New York Times)
- Case in point: Stockton, not far from San Francisco, is not sharing in the rise in home values (Washington Post)
- They’re called “buses,” people: Fixing the American commute (Curbed)
- CA’s Sustainable Freight Action Plan will “shake up freight industry” (Trucks.com)
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