Friday’s Headlines
AVs launch in LA; San Diego County approves pedestrian safety plan; Has anything changed along PCH? More
8:38 AM PDT on March 15, 2024
- Why did Sacramento remove red light cameras when they were reducing crashes? They stopped making money (CBS)
- AVs launch in LA, and a reporter gets taken for a ride (LA Times)
- San Diego County approves pedestrian safety plan for unincorporated areas (County News Center)
- What’s new – and what isn’t changed – along Pacific Coast highway amid calls for change (Spectrum)
- Giant interchange reconfiguration begins at San Pedro, LA ports (Daily News)
- Santa Monica considers developers for affordable housing on city-owned parking lots (SaMo Next)
- CARB staff accused of withholding information, ignoring suggestions to fix LCFS (Canary Media)
- A giant piece of flotsam shows what happens when no one is responsible for infrastructure maintenance (LA Times)
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