Today’s Headlines
Santa Cruz Plans to Raise Parking Fees to Encourage More Walking/Bicycling/Transit (Santa Cruz Sentinel) UCLA’s Scooter Study Gets National Attention (WaPo) State Workers Can Get Reimbursed for E-Bike/Scooter Rentals (SacBee) Long Beach Goes Local, Hires New Company to Run Bike Share (LB Post) South Pasadena Ready to Join Mammoth “626 Open Streets” Event (SoPas News) … Continued
10:39 AM PST on January 28, 2019
- Santa Cruz Plans to Raise Parking Fees to Encourage More Walking/Bicycling/Transit (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
- UCLA’s Scooter Study Gets National Attention (WaPo)
- State Workers Can Get Reimbursed for E-Bike/Scooter Rentals (SacBee)
- Long Beach Goes Local, Hires New Company to Run Bike Share (LB Post)
- South Pasadena Ready to Join Mammoth “626 Open Streets” Event (SoPas News)
- Should SFBC Take Money from Car Companies? (S.F. Examiner)
- You Probably Don’t Know What A Sharrow Means (L.A. Daily News)
- Supervisor vs. Advocate for Golden Gate Bridge Board (SFExaminer)
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