Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:19 AM PDT on August 10, 2016
- California Low Carbon Fuel Standard is a job creator, especially in Central Valley (Fresno Bee)
- San Diego launches FRED: free electric downtown shuttle (San Diego Union-Tribune)
- L.A’s transportation sales tax measure is full of goodies for everybody, in effort to reach 2/3 vote (CP&DR)
- Enough with the helmetsplaining (TreeHugger)
- Video: The perspective of a BART operator (SF Chronicle)
- HSR running into difficulties obtaining property rights in Fresno (LA Times)
- Ten bike lanes so bad they’re (almost) funny (Momentum)
- Paid parking in San Diego’s Balboa Park would solve parking issues (Voice of San Diego)
- New UC Davis bike coordinator Timothy Bustos deals with abandoned bikes, encourages new residents to ride (Davis Enterprise)
- Jarret Walker: Now that we’ve chosen “America’s Sorriest Bus Stop,” what do we do about it? (Human Transit)
- Labor, environmental groups give up on Brown’s housing plan (LA Times)
- According to Zillow, one million homes threatened by sea-level rise in eighty years (Herald Tribune)
- China’s “straddling bus” hits a roadblock (Shanghaiist)
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