Today’s Headlines
- California cites pilot "universal basic mobility" for youth (Bloomberg)
- LA Metro broadens its definition of "mobility" beyond freeways (Mass Transit)
- Bay Area's bike-share faces an uncertain future (SF Examiner)
- Electric bikes are the best-selling electric vehicles (Electrek)
- California has a battle plan for environmental justice (LA Times)
- The environmental costs of online shopping (Politico)
- Port backup seems to be easing (Transport Topics, Bloomberg)
- Is change in truck weight rule making any difference? (Freight Waves)
- A trip along the broken supply chain (LA Times)
- New CARB facility in Riverside will expand emissions testing for heavy duty vehicles (AP)
- Study: Better public transit can improve health (Vox)
- Major League Baseball and climate change (LA Times)
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