Today’s Headlines
More National Headlines at Streetsblog USA. More Cal Headlines at Streetsblog SF and Streetsblog LA
9:33 AM PDT on March 16, 2021
- LA City Council Transpo Chair Hosts Transit Advocates on His Podcast (What’s Next L.A.?)
- California Is About to Get $151 Billion in Federal Aid (SacBee)
- Truck Drivers File OSHA Complaint Over Working Conditions (LB Post)
- Encinitas Traffic Commissioner Pushes Roundabouts for Safety (Union-Tribune)
- New CAL Covid Tiers Rely on the Honor System (Union-Tribune)
- NIMBYs Trump Progressives in Silicon Valley (SJSpotlight)
- Schmitt: With Technology Advancements, Vision Zero within Reach if We Have the Will (Planetizen)
- HSR Could Get Over $200 Billion from Feds (SmartCitiesDive)
- Letter in Support of High Speed Rail (OC Register)
More National Headlines at Streetsblog USA. More Cal Headlines at Streetsblog SF and Streetsblog LA
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