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8:24 AM PDT on May 20, 2020
What are you seeing on your walks and rides? Share a pic or a thought with the tag #Walk4Streetsblog or #Bike4Streetsblog. And join our virtual walk- or bike-athon fundraiser – half of all proceeds will go to California food banks. Donate here to keep us going.
- Slow streets are the path to a better city (Curbed)
- Rents will drop in the short term, but that may not help long-term affordability (CBS)
- Greenhouse gas emissions dropped, but will that be sustained? (SF Chronicle)
- How to have a safe family bike ride (NY Times)
- Use a bike for at least one trip per week: #GoByBike (PR Newswire)
- Have we been relying on traffic deaths for organ donations?? (Kaiser Health News)
- Universal telecommuting could increase greenhouse gas emissions, traffic (SSTI)
- CA stands to lose a lot of transportation revenue (Planetizen)
- How Kansas City’s experiment with zero-fare transit is going (U.S. PIRG)
- UC Berkeley to test, deploy sensors and “smart” technology to manage on-campus parking, traffic (Odessa Arts Online)
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