Today’s Headlines
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8:38 AM PDT on April 26, 2023
- Time to end park-and-rides (Seattle Transit Blog)
- Transitioning to electric buses is necessary, complicated (Transit Center)
- People want small electric vehicles, but they have to import them from Japan (Economist)
- More details on some of those state transit grants:
- Light rail in East San Jose (San Jose Inside, Cupertino Today, East Bay Times)
- Ten projects around the L.A. area (Business Journals)
- Capitol Corridor
- Proposal to toll Highway 37 stirs up anger (ABC, SF Chronicle)
- Flood fears mount, Yosemite Valley and Chevron oil fields to close (Mercury News, Bakersfield.com, LA Times)
- A bipartisan caucus in the CA legislature attempts to solve problems (CalMatters)
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