Friday’s Headlines
Some cities are reaching Vision Zero targets (not in CA); Walking is dangerous because drivers are; How is SF's Central Subway helping Chinatown? More
8:30 AM PST on March 1, 2024
- Walking is dangerous, because drivers are (Forbes)
- But it doesn’t have to be: Alexandria, VA, reaches zero traffic fatalities (City of Alexandria)
- Hoboken, NJ has been safe for seven years (CBS)
- Las Vegas to LA high-speed rail could be a model for the rest of the country (LA Times)
- State of Washington argues the pros and cons of linking its cap-and-trade system with California’s (Everett Post)
- How’s that central subway doing for SF Chinatown? (SF Chronicle)
- Bus manufacturer ENC to close SoCal factory (OC Register)
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