Wednesday’s Headlines
Money for road repair; Looking for a place to sit; Autopia going electric... one day; More
8:48 AM PDT on April 3, 2024
- Looking for a place to sit down in the city (Bloomberg)
- Study: E-bikes are transforming urban mobility and cities should get onboard (Momentum)
- Marin road safety project gets $7.5 million from road repair, including some separated bikeways (Marin IJ)
- Metro completes tunneling for D Line to the westside (LA Times)
- New York City to allow more cargo e-bike delivery vehicles (Our Town Downtown, Cityland)
- Disneyland’s Autopia is (finally!) going electric… after some study. Sammy Roth has some good ideas for updating Tomorrowland (LA Times)
- Portola Valley’s housing element rejected as inadequate (SF Chronicle)
- “Builders’ Remedy” up for revision (CalMatters, KQED)
- Another way to get polluters to pay for the damage caused by pollution (NY Times)
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