Today’s Headlines
- Rich City Rides keeps transforming lives, one bike at a time (Richmond Standard)
- Mr. Road Show explains “Complete Streets” (Mercury News)
- The micromobility gold rush has left behind a few important ideas, like safety (CityLab)
- Air pollution from vehicles: People of color bear the biggest burden (Union of Concerned Scientists)
- Self-driving cars will never be moral (Fast Company)
- Lyft is working to prevent cities from governing ride-hail companies (Human Transit)
- Snow! (LA Times)
- A new scale will rate the severity of west coast storms (SF Chronicle)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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