Today’s Headlines
- Do carpool lanes reduce traffic? Or induce more of it? (Spectrum News)
- Highway 1 along Big Sur coast to reopen by April 30 (KTLA5)
- Huntington Beach to allow e-bikes on bike path (LA Times)
- CHP to conduct an "enhanced primary collision factor enforcement campaign" on Hwy 101 - that is, ticket speeders and other law breakers (Lake County News)
- Fresno needs zero-emission vehicles for all (Fresno Bee)
- Proposed Tejon Ranch housing development loses a legal battle - had claimed that cap-and-trade would somehow undo any GHG emissions it induced (LA Times)
- The mess that is the Ballona Wetlands natural gas storage field (LA Times)
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