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Monday’s Headlines

State e-bike incentive administrator under investigation; What's in the state budget deal; Why would a job that doesn't require driving require a driver's license? More

  • State e-bike incentive administrator accused of faking data (San Diego Union Tribune)
  • What's in the state budget deal (CalMatters)
  • Why would a drivers license be required for a job that doesn't involve driving? (LA Times)
  • Test case: Highway expansions undermine state climate fight (LA Times)
  • Traffic engineers invite crashes by relying on faulty data (The Conversation)
  • San Bernardino County gets a zero emission train (Patch)
  • Contra Costa gets federal funding to close two gaps on the Bay Trail (East Bay Times)
  • State Auditor: Santa Clara County VTA needs governance change, more transparency (San Jose Spotlight)
  • Congressman Blumenauer introduces a bill to encourage domestic bicycle manufacturing (Cycling Weekly)
  • Opinion: Let's ban bus wraps (The Urbanist)
  • Prescribe housing as a cure (CalMatters)
  • CA approves Waymo outside of SF, over objections from from local officials (Government Technology)

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Friday’s Headlines

New, wider sidewalks in SF's Tenderloin; Environmental groups sue CARB over biofuels; Biden sets national climate goals; More

December 20, 2024

E-bike Incentive Launch a “Mess”?

CARB said there were something like 100,000 people trying to grab 1,500 vouchers. No wonder people are frustrated. Does that mean the launch was bungled? Also, did you successfully apply for a voucher? If so, we'd love to hear from you

December 20, 2024

Friday Video: Traveling Without the Car

City Nerd focuses on the cities where it's easiest to get into town without a car.

December 20, 2024

Cemeteries Push to Bury Forest Lawn Drive Safety Improvements

Forest Lawn and Mount Sinai reps call scaled-back city street improvements a "bad plan" and "permanent traffic disaster"

December 20, 2024
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