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(Super) Tuesday’s Headlines

Don't forget to vote; Transit coordination just makes transit better; New threats to San Clemente rail lines; Another look at voluntary carbon offsets; More

  • Don't forget to vote! Here is CalMatters' Election Guide.
    • Some transit agencies are offering free rides on election day (Daily News)
  • Transit coordination leads to better transit and more riders (Planetizen)
  • To fund micromobility, connect it to transit (GovTech)
  • More places along San Clemente rail line threatened with landslides (San Diego Union Tribune)
  • What good to voluntary carbon offsets really do? (Energy Institute at Haas)
  • Newsom launches Caltrans plan to improve Oakland's streets (but he does not mean better bike and pedestrian infrastructure) (Fox2)
  • Coalition wants to hold an Open Streets event on freeway through Balboa Park (KPBS)
  • Golden Gate Bridge awarded $400 million from federal infrastructure bill to finish seismic retrofit (SF Examiner)
  • During the pandemic, white-collar workers moved even farther away from work (NY Times)
  • Washington takes steps to join CA-Quebec cap-and-trade programs (Capital Press)

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