Today’s Headlines
- Hey, San Diego bike riders: Here’s a map of where you’re likely to get a ticket for going through a stop sign (San Diego Union Tribune)
- CA Republican Congressman Kevin McCarthy ignored business plea to help Caltrain (SF Chronicle)
- SCAG approves funding for streetcar, active transportation in Glendale, Burbank (Mass Transit)
- CA Assembly floats proposal to lower voter threshold on tax, bond measures (LA Times)
- Former employees say that Bay Area air district destroyed incriminating documents (Daily Californian)
- Why parents should be banned from driving kids to school (Bike Radar)
- Lack of affordable housing contributes to teacher shortages, long commutes (Daily Californian)
- We cannot build our way out of congestion (Driving)
- Turn street parking into a pop-up bus lane (CityLab)
- Surprise! Automakers ask new EPA head to roll back emission standards (The Hill)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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