Today’s Headlines
Sacramento Plans for Protected Bikeway in Downtown… (SacBee) …And Also Considers Ordinance Requiring Dockless Bike Share to Pickup Bikes Two Hours After Notice (SacBee) CicLAvia Announces Heart of Foothills Route Claremont to San Dimas (Biking in L.A.) Brown Shuffles the Deck on High Speed Rail Leadership (Progressive Railroading) Berkeley Leadership Slams Weiner’s SB827 (Californian, Daily … Continued
9:12 AM PST on January 23, 2018
- Sacramento Plans for Protected Bikeway in Downtown… (SacBee)
- …And Also Considers Ordinance Requiring Dockless Bike Share to Pickup Bikes Two Hours After Notice (SacBee)
- CicLAvia Announces Heart of Foothills Route Claremont to San Dimas (Biking in L.A.)
- Brown Shuffles the Deck on High Speed Rail Leadership (Progressive Railroading)
- Berkeley Leadership Slams Weiner’s SB827 (Californian, Daily Planet)
- LAT Agrees with the Bill in Principal, But Sees Some Big Flaws
- Indian Cyclist Stops in Fresno on Tour to Raise Climate Change Awareness (My Central Valley)
- Sonoma County Group Donates Bikes to Victims of Wildfires (Lake County News)
- Problems with New BART Train (NBCBayArea, KTVU, BizTimes)
- Opinion: Driverless Cars Would Be Great Except for all the Government Stuff (Fresno Bee)
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