Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:29 AM PDT on July 2, 2019
- It’s camping season. Don’t go camping (SF Chronicle)
- California mandates zero emission transportation to and within airports (Scientific American)
- UC Davis to host workshop on mobility justice and bicycle equity (The College Fix)
- Questions and answers about new Mendocino bike lanes (Mendo Voice)
- “Idaho Stop” law goes into effect in Arkansas today (5News)
- Cities organize in the face of scooter data questions (GreenBiz)
- What happened when I rented an electric scooter for a month (CityLab)
- Pedestrianism has a history as an extreme sport (Deadspin)
- SF Transit Center reopens, but without bus service (US News & World Report)
- A generational shift on the school busing debate (CityLab)
- Why San Francisco techies hate the city they transformed (Guardian)
- Oregon cap-and-trade fight gets uglier (Oregon Business)
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