Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:48 AM PDT on May 9, 2016
- Bicycle Millennium briefly interrupted for Bike Month (Flying Pigeon LA)
- Peds Count! summit coming in June; registration now (Investing in Place)
- Workout data could be used to improve bike connections (KPCC)
- Folding bikes will soon take over cubicle farms (Business.com)
- Climate Plan’s report on Southern California’s progress toward a sustainable future: More work needed (Climate Plan)
- Some details of SCAG’s Regional Transportation Plan (OC Register)
- Fresno developer Assemi not reappointed to California Transportation Commission (Fresno Bee)
- CTC Commissioner Guardino leads campaign for Silicon Valley transportation sales tax measure (Silicon Valley Business Journal)
- Truckers call for dedicated trucking lanes (The Sun)
- California’s unfinished highways are “roads to nowhere” (Fresno Bee)
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