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    • L.A.'s traffic battle plan: Rail, ride-hail, bicycles, cars, dense development (LA Times)
    • Anti-transit lawyer tries to claim Warriors' Draymond Green broke the law with an ad that encourages people to ride BART (SF Chronicle)
    • CA's climate change policies created 500,000 jobs (Triple Pundit)
    • Where are the climate activists on transportation? (Negwegon Communications)
    • Study tells us what many people already know: Uber, Lyft drivers are racist, sexist (The Atlantic)
    • Maybe not “shorter commutes”—but local tax initiatives could bring more transportation options (NY Times)
    • “Fancy women on bikes” show up to defy intimidation on streets of Turkey (NY Times)

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December 11, 2024

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December 11, 2024

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Officials from La Verne and the SGVCOG are excited about the bridge’s “elegant” design and connectivity for transit oriented development.

December 11, 2024

New Camera Tech Hopes to Stop Drivers From Close-Passing Cyclists

If only policymakers could fully experience the pervasive problem of drivers passing too closely to cyclists perhaps they'd find a way to stop the deadly practice and get victims justice.

December 11, 2024

Daylighting: Can Muni and AC Transit Get with the Program?

It's going to be a struggle getting motorists to stay out of the red zones. But what about transit vehicles?

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