Monday’s Headlines
San Jose dissolves its Vision Zero task force; Analyzing SF's most dangerous intersections; A look at draft designs for high-speed rail stations; Waymo okayed to expand robotaxi operations; More
8:34 AM PST on March 4, 2024
- San Jose dissolves its Vision Zero task force (SVBC)
- Analyzing SF’s most dangerous intersections (SF Chronicle)
- A first look at future high-speed rail stations (SF Chronicle)
- Including Merced Station, meeting point for HSR and local transit (BNN)
- High speed rail costs hold steady (Sacramento Bee)
- Watch out, LA: Waymo given green light to expand robotaxi operations (Transport Topics, LAist)
- CARB funds $33 million for zero emission school buses (School Transportation News)
- Caltrans to host online meeting about Hwy 150 in Ventura County (KEYT)
- “Coerced labor,” especially among children, is on the rise (Daily Bulletin)
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