Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
7:27 AM PDT on March 21, 2017
- Another attempt: Bill seeks to lower fines for not stopping at red lights (Mercury News)
- Bellflower approves master plan for proposed bike trail to connect L.A., San Gabriel river trails (Wave)
- San Leandro Creek trail plans taking shape (East Bay Times)
- Elected officials in Napa find out how time consuming it is to ride the bus (Napa Valley Register)
- Is Uber not coming to Oakland after all? (East Bay Express)
- L.A. mayor, leaders hold rally to “fix our roads!” (LA Times)
- Study: Fare integration between agencies is not so easy (Green Caltrain)
- Now it’s even easier to build backyard cottages in Berkeley (Berkeleyside)
- Wasteful infrastructure and our inability to maintain what we have (Strong Towns)
- Is the EPA useful? Well, yes (Moyers & Company)
- What free bus passes can do for ridership, parking (NextCity)
- Street harassment is a public health problem (CityLab)
- Bike-share is taking off in Beijing (NY Times)
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