Today’s Headlines
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8:03 AM PDT on April 17, 2023
- Walking around Los Angeles (Pedestrian 32)
- Cargobikes are more efficient for that last mile of delivery (Cycling Utah)
- New express lanes celebrated in San Mateo (KQED)
- The goal should be low-cost, high-quality transportation (not free fares) (The Conversation)
- BART still trying to build fare gates to prevent fare evasion (SF Chronicle)
- Musk under pressure from US Senators over images recorded in vehicles (Reuters)
- The myth of local control (Planetizen)
- CA legislature trying to pass bills that would require corporations to report their climate emissions (Kirkland)
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