Today’s Headlines
It’s Not Your Imagination Fresno, Your Drivers Are Worse Than Usual (Fresno Bee) More on Making ‘Shared Streets’ Permanent in the Bay Area (SFExaminer, SFGate) “Comedian” Bill Maher Takes Aim at California High Speed Rail (Fresno Bee) Transit Workers, Homeless Residents Prioritized for Vaccine in Cal (SacBee) San Diego Police Department Is Overly White and Male, … Continued
10:00 AM PDT on March 15, 2021
- It’s Not Your Imagination Fresno, Your Drivers Are Worse Than Usual (Fresno Bee)
- More on Making ‘Shared Streets’ Permanent in the Bay Area (SFExaminer, SFGate)
- “Comedian” Bill Maher Takes Aim at California High Speed Rail (Fresno Bee)
- Transit Workers, Homeless Residents Prioritized for Vaccine in Cal (SacBee)
- San Diego Police Department Is Overly White and Male, New Study Shows Why (Union-Tribune)
- New Study Links Adaptive Cruise Control to Increased Speeding, Crashes. (The Hill)
- L.A. Metro Adds Mask Dispensers On Buses and Trains (The Source)
- Marin Transit Agencies Hope for Rebound (MarinIJ)
- Kudos to former Streetsblog USA Editor Angie Schmitt for her story on how pickups have morphed from modest work trucks to monstrous symbols of toxic masculinity — with disastrous results for pedestrians. (Bloomberg)
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