Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:28 AM PDT on May 24, 2017
- Caltrans adopts statewide bike and ped plan (SCVNews)
- CTC approves $328M for transportation projects (Equipment World)
- Newly signed Raider Marshawn Lynch invites a few hundred friends to ride with him through his hometown, Oakland (CBS Sports)
- L.A. neighborhood tests a “cool pavement” treatment to lower local heat effect (Mercury News)
- SoCal Edison to offer $450 rebate to electric vehicle owners (Daily News)
- Mexico City gets a Bike Mayor (CityLab)
- Trump’s infrastructure plan: privatize (Washington Post)
- Does the Purple Line ruling invalidate every road project in the U.S.? (Greater Greater Washington)
- The “return to sprawl” is more about supply than demand (Bloomberg)
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