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Today’s Headlines

8:09 AM PDT on September 30, 2022

    • GoSGV to bring e-bikes to San Gabriel Valley residents (Mass Transit)
    • Santa Rosa acquires two electric buses (Press Democrat)
    • High-speed rail will be a boondoggle to some until it's completed (SF Gate)
    • San Diego County adopts new guidelines on studying vehicle miles traveled to comply with state law (10News)
    • A child on a bike is killed by a driver, and police blame the boy for riding where "it's unsafe" (Slate)
    • Mexico City's "radical rethinking of right of way" could teach U.S. cities how to be sustainable, livable, vibrant (Governing)
    • Bikes are everywhere in Kabul after the Taliban took over - but no women ride (NPR)
    • CPUC proposes framework for shutting down Aliso Canyon gas field (Los Angeles Daily News)

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