Today’s Headlines
- Park(ing) Day around the country (Mobility Lab) (Plus see Streetsblog's coverage)
- Bike-only onramp to San Gabriel River bike path took a while to build (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
- Berkeley residents must unite to support bicycle friendly street designs (Daily Californian)
- Best use of undercover bike cops ever: catching drivers who pass too closely (Guardian)
- CA climate change laws tempered by uncertainty over cap-and-trade (JD Supra)
- But they're a model for the country (The Hill)
- Report: Bay Area “tech shuttles” are a huge provider of transportation—for certain people (CityLab)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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