Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:37 AM PST on March 5, 2018
- Sacramento’s solution to dangerous crosswalks: Erase them (Sacramento Bee)
- Nation’s first bus stop parklet opens in Northern California (East Bay Times)
- Dockless bike share popping up all over San Diego (VC Star)
- Bike collective Cycles of Change celebrates 20 years in Fruitvale (Hoodline)
- State gas tax money may go for huge Sacramento freeway overhaul, new bridges (Sacramento Bee)
- What we maybe know about microtransit (Human Transit)
- You’re not a progressive if you’re also a NIMBY (East Bay Express)
- California gears up for battle over zoning near transit (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
- Arizona and California compete to attract testing of self-driving vehicles (Digital Journal)
- Report: Uber, Lyft drivers don’t make near as much as Uber claims (The Guardian)
- 101 movies about cities (Curbed)
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