Today’s Headlines
- Bay Area Bike Share to offer low-cost bike-share for low-income members (SFBC)
- So much for that: SFMTA removes guerrilla safety markers (Hoodline)
- NRDC endorses L.A.'s Measure M for sustainable transportation
- This cyclist uses his noodle to show drivers what “safe passing distance” means (The Star)
- Oh oops: Inland Empire Assemblymember Cheryl Brown named one of League of Conservation Voters' “Dirty Dozen” (LA Times)
- USDOT chief Foxx checks out California's high speed rail (Fresno Bee)
- The benefits of providing good bike parking (Pedal Fort Collins)
- Where does sharing fit into the so-called “sharing” economy? (Mobility Lab)
- Call me an outlaw if you must: the laws don't work for bicyclists, pedestrians (MetroNews)
- NACTO releases Global Street Design Guide (NextCity)
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