Today’s Headlines
- Bike-share standardizes its data (Mobility Lab)
- Fullerton passes simplified zoning plan to help small-scale infill (Daily Titan)
- Fresno's vision of downtown as technology, job center includes light rail (Fresno Bee)
- Cost of electrifying Caltrain grows to $2 billion (San Mateo Daily Journal)
- Union Pacific to invest $120+ million in CA rail infrastructure (UnionPacific)
- The danger of using the wrong measure for roadway congestion (Center for American Progress)
- Miami officials find transit-supportive mindsets in California regional planning agencies (Miami Today)
- Some states keep raising speed limits, despite research showing rising fatalities, costs (Wired)
- How climate change affects individual health (The Mercury News)
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