Friday’s Headlines
Is your city safe for bicycling? Progress on CA high-speed rail; E-bikes are game changers; More
8:37 AM PDT on May 3, 2024
- It’s National Bike Month – is your city safe for bicycling? (Planetizen)
- Progress on CA high-speed rail (CA Climate Investments)
- What Las Vegas HSR might look like (LA Times)
- E-bikes are game changers for bike share (Route Fifty)
- Tulare County to host a discussion on the future of transportation in California (Valley Voice)
- Oil industry watchdog calls them out on high prices (San Diego Union Tribune)
- Why would the court overturn law to allow splitting lots? (LA Times)
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