Today’s Headlines
- San Francisco gets to keep its guerrilla bike lane protection (CityLab)
- A banner year for California climate change laws (Union of Concerned Scientists)
- NY Times weighs in on L.A.'s quest to cut fossil fuels
- L.A. is a “living lab” on fighting climate change (USC News)
- S.F. set to receive federal congestion management funds for carpools, transit (SFGate)
- One city's experiment with free transit (Guardian)
- Collision maps show where cyclists want to go (Strong Towns)
- Saturday: watch “innovative implosions” to remove old Bay Bridge piers—unless rain? (CalSTA)
- Mercedes: Of course our driverless cars will protect car occupants before other people (AutoExpress)
- Lots of transportation measures on 2016 ballots (Engineering News Record)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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