Friday’s Headlines
8:38 AM PST on February 23, 2024
- State Releases New Start Date for Launch of E-Bike Voucher Program That It will Probably Miss Again (inewssource)
- CalBike’s Legislative Agenda (CalBike)
- Voter Guide on Los Angeles’ HLA (LAT)
- North Berkeley BART Development will Have Striped Bike Lanes (Berkeleyside)
- Wall Construction to Stop Landslides from Crushing Train Tracks Starts Next Week (Union-Trib)
- OC Mom Preaches E-Bike Safety (Register)
- Biden’s Infrastructure Bill Could Lead to More Emissions (Smart Cities Dive)
- Proposed “Low Carbon Fuel Standard” Good for Environment, Could Lead to Gas Price Hike (SacBee)
- Rivian Is Reeling (LAT)
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