Thursday’s Headlines

• Truck side guard requirement may be dropped from safety bill due to industry opposition (CalBike)
• Federal grants will limit how much e-buses can be customized, to save $$ (Transportation for America)
• Study: The four most polluted National Parks are in California – and the pollution is from cars (LA Times)
• States need more honest reporting on transportation greenhouse gas emissions (City Commentary)
• This motorized bike trailer can clean bike lanes (New Atlas)
• Study: Bay Area’s adoption of EVs has reduced emissions (SF Chronicle)
• Los Angeles secures $900 million for public transit (NBC)
• Gustine breaks ground on a roundabout where two highways meet, with a woonerf (Caltrans)
• Oakland’s new DOT head says no more road widening (Oaklandside)
• CTC approves $35M to move part of Highway 46 in SLO County (CalCoastNews)
• Tangible ways cities can embrace cycling, get more cars off the road (Fast Company)
• Car companies have been screwing up e-bikes for longer than you think (Electrek)
• Climate change impacts on small towns, rural areas (Texas Public Radio)
• Guaranteed income programs provide more than cash (Route Fifty)

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