Monday’s Headlines
LA missed a chance with the I-10 closure; BART and Muni have to do even more about fare evasion to get bailout money; Driverless cars are stressing cities; More
8:50 AM PST on November 27, 2023
- LA – and California – missed a chance to reimagine the I-10 freeway (Bloomberg)
- BART and Muni will receive the lion’s share of Bay Area transit funding – if they do more to stop fare evasion (SF Chronicle)
- How driverless cars are stressing cities (NY Times)
- USDOT finalizing rule requiring states to set benchmarks for vehicle emissions (Route Fifty)
- E-bikes are restricted on beach paths, but that doesn’t stop some riders (LA Times)
- Houseless students living in vehicles at Cal Poly Humboldt ordered off campus (LA Times)
- Can LA go electric equitably? (LA Times)
- Leadership shuffled in CA Assembly (CalMatters)
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