Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:41 AM PST on January 26, 2017
- Safe Routes to Schools offers technical assistance with ATP projects—February deadline
- Ferry, transit ridership at capacity, and more people are driving on bridges (Marin Independent Journal)
- More on legal arguments about cap-and-trade (Christian Science Monitor) (LA Times)
- Profiling is a barrier to biking (Streetsblog Chicago)
- Book review: NACTO Global Street Design Guide (Dirt)
- More on federal Democratic leaders’ infrastructure plan (Sacramento Bee)
- Trump’s priority list mostly matches the one from the National Governor’s Association (McClatchy)
- When rebuilding infrastructure, don’t leave out bicycles (Popular Mechanics)
- Large Sacramento property owners to decide whether to tax themselves to pay for streetcar (Sacramento Bee)
- Victim-blaming: a Canadian attempt at a safety message misses the mark by a mile (The Hamilton Spectator)
- How to decrease bicycling numbers: a cautionary tale from Sydney, Australia (Bike Citizens)
- San Francisco backs bill that would allow cities to stop self-driving cars without permits (SF Examiner)
- What San Francisco has at stake if sanctuary cities are punished (Curbed)
- Elon Musk hasn’t heard of induced demand; says he will build huge tunnels to solve congestion (Electrek)
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