Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:42 AM PDT on June 20, 2017
- How walkable is LA? (Curbed)
- Help us find the right word for a street everyone can use (People for Bikes)
- To increase bicycling, don’t follow Australia’s example (Bicycle Network)
- Rogue bike share could do more harm than good (CityLab)
- Still fighting over that 710 freeway tunnel (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
- LOL: Innovative tech company accidentally invents a bus (Pedestrian, NY Magazine)
- But it’s not really funny—those Lyft shuttles are undermining public transit for everyone else (Slate)
- CA pushes to expand clean energy policies (Silicon Beat)
- and many of those green energy jobs are going to LA County (Daily News)
- Berkeley is fighting over zucchini plants instead of adding housing (Slate)
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