Monday’s Headlines
E-bike is a life changer; Transit agencies try to reinvent themselves; New on-demand transit in Sonoma-Marin; Modesto celebrates bus depot; More
8:51 AM PDT on June 19, 2023
- My e-bike changed my life (Slate)
- Modesto celebrates reborn bus depot (Modesto Bee)
- Transit agencies try to reinvent themselves (NY Times)
- Sacramento launches outreach process for its Active Transportation Plan (ABC10)
- Caltrans seeks input on pedestrian crossings on Highway 12 at El Verano (Sonoma News)
- Railroad companies sue CA over CARB emission rules (Supply Chain Brain)
- San Diego County Coaster rail expansion downsizes; agency to sell locomotives (San Diego Union Tribune)
- Union, MTS come to agreement to restore service on some San Diego bus routes (Patch)
- On-demand transit service with connections to SMART launches (Sustainable Bus)
- Will Newsom’s Delta plan hold up the budget? (CalMatters)
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