Today’s Headlines
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8:44 AM PST on February 1, 2017
- UC Irvine to be first to replace all campus shuttles with zero emission vehicles (Inside EVs)
- The self-driving car’s bicycle problem (IEEE Spectrum)
- Here’s a bike made of recycled paper (Metro)
- Drive-throughs in downtown: Stockton debates urban design (Stockton City Limits)
- San Francisco continues efforts to reduce car trips from new development (Examiner)
- Report: There’s too much parking around transit stations (Transportation4America)
- Vision Zero in the U.S.: Cities are learning what works (Governing)
- Six states (including California) leading the way on clean energy (Clean Technica)
- White House changes course on climate change, but California “stubbornly” forges on (LA Times)
- Here are some of the environmental rules targeted by Congress (Washington Post)
- Elaine Chao sworn in as U.S. Transportation Secretary (USA Today)
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