Today’s Headlines
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8:35 AM PDT on October 30, 2018
- Autonomous vehicles will kill cyclists (Forbes)
- because society must decide who will die when autonomous vehicles fail (South China Morning Post)
- With autonomous vehicles, practice isn’t making perfect (Wired)
- Car-based school commutes hurt families with kids (The Urbanist)
- Meet the kids suing the government over its climate policies (Pacific Standard)
- Sacramento hopes to lead by example on transportation emissions reductions (Planetizen)
- Mayors to automakers: Just stop making gas-powered cars (Curbed)
- Public engagement is hard (Governing)
- San Francisco struggles with what to do about RV residents (San Francisco Chronicle)
- San Diego buys a bunch of electric buses (Benzinga)
- Now DeMaio, head of Prop 6 campaign, threatens repeal campaign against CA Attorney General Becerra (KQED)
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