Today’s Headlines
- Instead of banning scooters, redesign streets (Curbed)
- How much money millenials spend on ride-hail services (Business Insider)
- Bill may eliminate helmet requirement for scooters (Santa Monica Mirror)
- Surprise! California’s cap-and-trade didn’t cause businesses to flee the state (LA Times)
- Coming soon to LA: electric double-decker buses (CityLab)
- Fresno is building zero-energy homes in a suburban development (Fresno Bee)
- NYC’s recently built plazas improve traffic flow, among other benefits (NY Times)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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