Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
10:27 AM PST on November 21, 2016
- More protected bike lanes approved in SF (SFBC)
- Hearst just north of UC Berkeley to get street makeover (Daily Californian)
- Street realignments in San Jose could improve pedestrian conditions (Mercury News)
- Mountain View will “study” bike share (Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition)
- L.A. voters are sick of traffic (LA Times)
- BP pays settlement for violating standards on underground storage tanks (Mercury News)
- It takes more than a bike lane to get people on bikes (BikeStyle)
- In Sydney, Australia, heavy-handed laws and stiff fines are cutting back cycling rates (Sydney Morning Herald)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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