Today’s Headlines
- Riding a bike on familiar roads without cars is so great (SGV Tribune)
- Sometimes pedestrians get a head start (Sacramento Bee)
- California Transportation Commission allocates money for bike, pedestrian projects (Streetsblog) (CBS)
- SoCal gets some of that (SGV Tribune)
- Inland Empire gets some too (Highland News)
- and San Diego gets money for highway repairs (Times of San Diego)
- Transit leaders denounce Trump's proposed funding cuts (Mass Transit)
- Again: If Trump's proposed budget were to pass, it would be a disaster (NACTO)
- Finding money to repair California roads (Capitol Weekly)
- License plate readers are more and more common: Carlsbad plans to use them on every car that enters the city (San Diego Union Tribune)
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