Today’s Headlines

Looks like the Bay is having a transit party.

A new guide gives advocates the basics to building a campaign against harmful infrastructure in their neighborhoods — and the best time to start is now.

San Diego’s new Streets for All manual offers a roadmap for safer, more welcoming neighborhood and commercial streets. Some advocates charge the current draft has fatal flaws that will make it hard to implement. Make your voice heard before November 13.

The post San Diego Wants Your Input on Streets for All Plan appeared first on Streetsblog San Diego.

Mobility was on the ballot and L.A. has new speed cameras and a new mayor...

...and save bike-access on the Richmond-San Rafael bridge