Today’s Headlines
- Here’s a quick evolution of the bicycle, in honor of its 200th birthday (DW.com)
- Vision Zero is making some progress towards ending pedestrian deaths (Governing)
- Go Warriors! Going to the parade on Thursday? Transit will be packed; forget driving and parking. As always, biking and walking are king!
- The challenges of biking while female in Tehran (Guardian)
- Lawyers try to pin a tragic crash on an innocent bystander—a tree—and on Caltrans (Fresno Bee)
- Actually, Mr. Perry, renewable energy is not a threat to the grid (LA Times)
- California greenhouse gas emissions are down, a little (SF Chronicle)
- A map of U.S. cities that have joined the U.S. Climate Alliance (National Geographic)
- Lessons from forcing Austin to allow Uber and Lyft back in (Austin Startups)
- Meanwhile, Uber is imploding, but riders don’t seem to care (The Verge)
- Lots of open space in the East Bay is targeted for sprawl development (Oakland Magazine)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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Public service announcement: never never ever park a car in a bus lane or at a bus stop! You will get a $293 citation. It's not worth it. Don't park in the bus lane.
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