Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:41 AM PDT on April 12, 2017
- A look at Caltrans’ statewide and District 4 bike plans (Bay Area Monitor)
- Video: Caltrans knocks down the broken Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge
- What San Mateo could get from the state transportation bill (SM Daily Journal)
- Goodwill in SF Bay Area will use electric trucks for deliveries (NGTnews)
- Judge denies suit against Lafayette for not building affordable housing (San Francisco Business Journals)
- Sacramento police officer beats black man for jaywalking (SFist)
- Cop under investigation (Sacramento Bee)
- How California defines jaywalking (ABC10)
- New York transit is near a breaking point: A cautionary tale? (New York Times)
- Cities want to believe in the Hyperloop fantasy because they can’t deal with the real problems on the ground (The Verge)
- Tesla’s parking problem (Wall Street Journal)
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