Today’s Headlines
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8:35 AM PDT on April 11, 2023
- Tracks north of San Diego finally repaired, rail service to return (AP, San Diego Union Tribune)
- Sonoma County distributes sales tax funding to public transit agencies (Press Democrat)
- Bay Area hikes you can get to via transit (Mercury News)
- How to get more riders on buses and trains (San Diego Union Tribune)
- California zero-emission mandates gain momentum (LA Times)
- Lots of videos of driverless cars clogging the streets of San Francisco (Wired)
- Getting to a post-car future (Salon)
- Improving gender equity in planning (Planetizen)
- We can’t seem to figure out how to enforce traffic laws (NPR)
- Police have to release video from body-worn cameras, but they heavily edit it first (CalMatters)
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