Today’s Headlines
- What does the rise of telecommuting mean for traffic and transit? (Governing)
- Then why are we still commuting? (Pacific Standard)
- Why sustainable transportation matters (World Bank)
- Serious sentences do get handed down for traffic deaths–when cops are the victims (Daily News)
- A history of the backlash to NIMBYs (Grist)
- Supreme Court won’t hear case claiming requiring affordable housing is a “taking” (LA Times)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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More from Streetsblog California
Metrolink Fare Increase to Take Effect October 5
30th Street Bike Lanes in San Diego Set Another Record for Riders
It's not even fall, and the lanes have attracted over 100,000 bike, scooter, or riders of other micromobility devices.
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