Monday’s Headlines
Reckless policies encouraged giant cars; Who should control AVs? E-bikes need more and bigger lanes; More
8:36 AM PDT on April 29, 2024
- The reckless policies that led to filling streets with oversized cars (Vox)
- Who should control AVs? A “wrestling match” in California (Tech Crunch)
- Businesses are getting people killed (Darrell Owens)
- San Diego airport offers a free shuttle (San Diego Union Tribune)
- E-bikes need more and bigger bike lanes (Santa Barbara Independent)
- CAHSRA offers a peak at designs for high-speed trains (The Cool Down)
- Steelhead trout’s endangered status could save Southern California’s rivers (Daily Bulletin)
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