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Thursday’s Headlines

Sepulveda Corridor is America's Most Exciting Transit Project? Climate funds pay for highway expansions; Waymo expands coverage in SF, LA; "Experts" worry about e-bike safety but crashes aren't increasing; More
Thursday’s Headlines
  • Climate funds are paying for highway expansions (Bloomberg)
  • Sepulveda Corridor is “America’s Most Exciting Transit Project”? (The Urban Connection)
  • SF Muni “ready” to replace outdated train control software (SF Chronicle)
  • AC Transit won’t adjust some major routes after all (Alameda Post)
  • Waymo expanding its coverage areas in LA, SF (IOT World Today)
  • “Experts worry” about e-bike safety, but South Bay area is not seeing an uptick in crashes despite higher usage (Los Altos Town Crier)
  • As London’s bike infrastructure improved, cargo bikes became popular for deliveries (Forbes)
  • Biden administration has handed out billions for infrastructure, but nobody notices (Governing)
  • Federal infrastructure funding is removing dams, restoring rivers (AP)
  • How we’re living contentedly in a small space: it’s what’s outside our door (Common Edge)

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