Today’s Headlines
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8:21 AM PDT on March 30, 2021
- Bikes are ten times more important for lowering emissions than electric vehicles (The Conversation)
- Assembly bill would simplify fares across Bay Area transit agencies (Local News Matters)
- Stanford’s student senate calls for campus-wide carbon pricing (Stanford Daily)
- More transportation allocations:
- For Seaside Broadway Avenue Complete Streets Corridor (Monterey Herald)
- For projects in Caltrans District 5 (News Press)
- Needed: Standards for electric charging stations (Vice)
- Transit agencies offer free rides to get vaccinated (Mass Transit)
- Scary warnings about a new COVID surge (LA Times)
- Berkeley’s youngest students return to the classroom (KQED)
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