Monday’s Headlines
2023 was the year of the e-bike; Biden celebrates $8 billion in passenger rail funding; What's so scary about transit riders? More
8:38 AM PST on December 11, 2023
- SANDAG encourages transit, bicycle use with incentives to employers (Times of San Diego)
- 2023 was the year of the e-bike (Fast Company)
- What’s so scary about transit riders? (PubliCola)
- Bogota tried to solve gridlock for all of us (NY Times)
- Biden administration celebrates $8 billion in passenger railroad infrastructure (Route Fifty, Spectrum)
- Applying environmental justice principles in West Oakland (The Field)
- Avoiding the harms that infrastructure can wreak (Governing)
- COP28: President pushing until the end for softening efforts to reduce oil and gas use in final agreement (The Energy Mix)
- CA “Climate Resiliency” funds will pay for a two-lane left turn channel on a highway (GoldRushCam)
- High rises in Santa Cruz? (LA Times)
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