Monday’s Headlines
Every city needs a Bike Bus; Replace wide roads with housing; Weight-based fees are needed; More
8:42 AM PDT on September 11, 2023
- Every city needs a bike bus (Bike)
- Replace wide roads with housing (The Guardian)
- BART’s new schedule has major trade-offs (SF Chronicle)
- LA Metro increases subway service (LAist)
- Heavy vehicles should pay a weight-based fee (The Globe and Mail)
- Cars are killers (Science News)
- Detectives seek people who lost housing when San Francisco razed a Black neighborhood decades ago (The Guardian)
- Governor Newsom signs bill to remove party noise from environmental impacts (LA Times)
- People regret leaving the city for the suburbs (NY Times)
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