Today’s Headlines
- Grade separation planned for Gold Line at California Blvd (Pasadena Now)
- I learned to fix my bike at a bicycle collective (TreeHugger)
- Google to build massive transit village in downtown San Jose (Mercury News)
- CA auditor report: HSR is not on schedule (Eno Transportation Weekly)
- Plan for cashless toll collection in Bay Area will save money and time (SF Chronicle)
- Wildfires turn SF air into a toxic smog (Sputnik News)
- Bay Area’s bad air will last through Tuesday (SF Chronicle)
- National impact of California’s election results (Capitol Weekly)
- VW spending the bucks on electric, autonomous vehicles (Auto News)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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More from Streetsblog California
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It's not even fall, and the lanes have attracted over 100,000 bike, scooter, or riders of other micromobility devices.
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