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Monday’s Headlines

It's too hot - we were warned about this; Homelessness is not what people think; Japan is building a huge underground freight transport system; More

AB 939 could lead the to the purchase of more electric buses across the state.

  • On schedule, the heat is breaking records, killing people, costing $$$$ (PBS, CalMatters)
  • Busting myths about homelessness (CalMatters)
  • New LA Metro schedule will shorten wait times, add off-peak service (LAist)
  • Calexico ready to build an intermodal transit hub (Imperial Valley Press)
  • The evolution of bus design (Metro Magazine)
  • Minnesota's e-bike rebates ran out within minutes of launch (Star Tribune)
  • Japan is building an underground freight transport system (Fast Company)

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