Today’s Headlines
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8:29 AM PDT on May 10, 2023
- Decision time for state leaders: Save transit, or watch it collapse (Sacramento Bee, Yahoo)
- Needed: A new vision of transit safety (Transit Center)
- California bill would prioritize equity in transportation funding (California Bicycle Coalition)
- Parking explains everything: US has more housing for cars than people (NPR)
- Santa Maria transit consolidates bus services (Santa Maria Times)
- Yurok tribe launches EV transportation system to connect to Redding, Eureka (Times Standard)
- Federal bill would end parking minimums nationwide (Reason)
- There’s federal funding for safer streets and resilient infrastructure (Governing)
- Crosswalk options at coast highway in Encinitas, Solana Beach (San Diego Union Tribune)
- How Bogotá built a safe, sustainable, accessible transportation system (ITDP)
- Sea levels are rising, and retreat will happen, managed or not (Smart Cities Dive)
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