Today’s Headlines
- San Francisco makes the National Geographic list of “Top Ten Cities for Bicycling”
- An animated map of L.A. commutes (Curbed)
- New rental concept–“community rental units”–approved by Berkeley City Council (Berkeleyside, East Bay Times)
- Alameda considers scooters (East Bay Times)
- SFMTA approves pilot parking-protected bike lanes on Valencia Street (Curbed)
- San Diego approves $2.3m to close bike network gap under I-5 (San Diego Union Tribune)
- SF might build housing on top of its bus yard (Curbed)
- How slow lanes can speed new mobility options (Forbes)
- Waymo rolls out driverless taxis in Phoenix (East Bay Times)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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