- Oceanside Announces ‘Lane Reduction’ on Coast Highway 101 (Union-Tribune)
- LB Traffic Deaths Spiked For Last 3 Years (LB Post)
- Interview with SFMTA’s Jeffrey Tumlin (KQED)
- Transit Top Focus of these S.F. Politicos (BayAreaReporter)
- More on BART’s Financial Woes (PleasantonWeekly)
- LAX Peoplemover/Expansion More Than Halfway Done (Daily Breeze)
- Bakersfield Opens Trail, Bridge Connecting to Kern River Bike Path (Bakersfield.com)
- Carlsbad Extends “Trail Emergency” (Union-Tribune)
- Subsidies for E-Bikes > Those for E-Cars for Reducing Greenhouse Gas (Greater Greater Washington)
- Pickup Trucks Are Now Just Taller, Heavier, More Dangerous Minivans (Jalopnik)
- Op/Ed: Efforts to Battle Climate Change Loser in Newsom’s Budget (SacBee)
Today’s Headlines
Oceanside Announces ‘Lane Reduction’ on Coast Highway 101 (Union-Tribune) LB Traffic Deaths Spiked For Last 3 Years (LB Post) Interview with SFMTA’s Jeffrey Tumlin (KQED) Transit Top Focus of these S.F. Politicos (BayAreaReporter) More on BART’s Financial Woes (PleasantonWeekly) LAX Peoplemover/Expansion More Than Halfway Done (Daily Breeze) Bakersfield Opens Trail, Bridge Connecting to Kern River … Continued
9:11 AM PST on January 30, 2023
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