Thursday’s Headlines
The joys and risks of walking; Why is Fresno building so much parking? How much will breaking the law cost if you get caught by a speed camera? More
8:37 AM PDT on September 21, 2023
- The joys and risks of walking (KQED)
- Why is Fresno planning to spend so much money to build parking? (Fresno Bee)
- Santa Cruz has some cool-looking buses (Mass Transit)
- Taylor Swift, Beyoncé concerts influence planning for future transit in LA (LAist)
- Clipper overhaul should mean easier transit fare payment (SF Bay)
- Robotaxis: Good? Bad? (Bloomberg)
- Pollution from highways affects communities of color more than others (ABC)
- Media falls for Republican Senator Janet Nguyen’s attention-getting, Democrat-blaming fake attempt to suspend the gas tax (KUSI)
- KTLA asks the MOST IMPORTANT question about speed cameras: how much will it cost if you get caught breaking the law?
- Inland Empire may be realizing warehouses aren’t the way forward (CalMatters)
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