Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:22 AM PST on February 7, 2022
- San Diego weighs VMT tax (Planetizen)
- Transit workers and riders are heroes (Patch)
- Invest in transit workers and equity (Transit Center)
- BART halts work by engineering firm while it investigates a conflict of interest (LA Times)
- Government regulation of autonomous vehicles is hamstrung (Vox)
- That needs to change (Washington Post)
- Disneyland’s Monorail changed transportation (SF Gate)
- No. There’s nothing “clean” about nuclear power (San Luis Obispo)
- Bay Area suburbs balk against new state housing laws (Mercury News)
- Court: Including affordable units can exempt developments from local zoning rules (AP)
- Counterprotestors on bicycles block anti-vax truck convoy in Vancouver (Momentum Mag)
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