Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:12 AM PST on December 10, 2019
- We must do more to minimize impediments to walking (Bakersfield)
- Fresno city councilmembers are still fighting to allow sprawl development (Stop and Move)
- NTSB makes bike safety recommendations – including helmet use (Metro)
- I know! I know! Let’s design headphones that warn pedestrians when they’re about to get run over! (Science Daily)
- It’s the comment period for draft SCAG Regional Transportation Plan (Patch)
- CA has several housing crises (CityLab)
- Cities are set to miss 2020 emissions goals (Quartz)
- Great, they gave a Hollywood Walk of Fame star to a Chevy Suburban (Car and Driver)
- Scary: LA cops have a new device to immobilize people (LA Times)
- Bike lanes are not just a white thing (Shelterforce)
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