Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:27 AM PDT on October 26, 2018
- Could Uber and Lyft be a climate solution? (Union of Concerned Scientists)
- Climate change won’t convince people to stop driving, but modeling good behavior can (MobilityLab)
- Trump goes ahead and rolls back clean car standards as air quality worsens (Fresno Bee)
- Air Resources Boards funds clean transportation for farmworkers (Next-Gen Transportation)
- San Diego’s SuperLoop bus route gets improvements (Patch)
- Why walkable cities are good for the economy (Vox)
- Tech.co maps every autonomous vehicle crash in California
- One way to enforce rules: Man with a megaphone rates people for their behavior in traffic (Daily Mail)
- Another view of Prop 10 (Vox)
- This frightening map shows where student debt is the biggest burden (CityLab)
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