Wednesday’s Headlines
Low Carbon Fuel Stnd could lock in fossil fuel subsidies; 20 years of Complete Streets; Why so hard to build housing near transit? More
8:45 AM PDT on March 13, 2024
- CARB’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard could lock in fossil fuel subsidies for a long time (Earthjustice)
- We need e-bikes as a climate and mobility solution (ITDP)
- Twenty years of Complete Streets (Smart Growth America)
- National League of Cities launches mapping tool to support transit improvements (Transportation Today)
- Feds award $900m to LA area for transit expansion projects (KTLA)
- Including $200m for Inglewood Connector (2UrbanGirls)
- CA could require robotaxi companies to share more data (GovTech)
- Congress to consider funding for high-speed rail (KXAN)
- How the US tax code drives higher transportation emissions (GreenBiz)
- The quiet work trees do for the planet (Time)
- Why is it so hard to build housing near transit stops? (Route Fifty)
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