Friday’s Headlines
- LA has a rich public transit history it can as a blueprint for a car-free Olympics (Finance-Commerce)
- SMART to expand electric shuttle service around county (Patch)
- William’s trip from Vancouver to Tijuana on public transit: how he did it (Buzzer)
- More San Diegans are using buses and the Trolley (Fox5)
- Santa Rosa plans to lower speed limits on some streets (Press Democrat)
- The impact of grants to make cities more walkable (Planetizen)
- After rejecting a stop sign and a crosswalk, La Jolla rejects just a crosswalk as “too dangerous” (San Diego Union Tribune)
- Protecting bay lands from sea level rise is a complicated business (Knee Deep Times)
- Maybe BART’s tunnel into San Jose can provide mud to help restore South Bay marshes (Knee Deep Times)
- Solano Land Trust opens a new park in Fairfield (Times-Herald)
- An in-depth review of the Google Bike (DC Rainmaker)
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More from Streetsblog California
Wednesday’s Headlines
BART Crime Down
Santa Monica City Council Resolution Would Begin Design of 14th Street Protected Bikeway
California Legislature Moves to Stop Encinitas From Tearing Out State-Funded Santa Fe Bike Lanes
It's the opposite of what's happening in Los Angeles as a "budget rider" seeks to preserve a bikeway not prevent one.
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