Wednesday’s Headlines
Look elsewhere for debate discussions! "Driving groups" oppose speed warnings on cars; Funding for SVF rail; Replacing Valencia St.'s center-running bike lane is a bit of a design challenge; More
8:48 AM PDT on September 11, 2024
- Industry and “driving groups” oppose speed limit warnings on cars (Washington Post)
- More on funding for rail in San Fernando Valley (Newsweek, Mass Transit, ENR, Railway News)
- Replacing the center-running bike lane on Valencia means designing around parklets (KQED)
- Which groups support, oppose bill on warehouse regulation bill (Santa Ynez Valley News)
- Santa Monica could ban sleeping bags in public (LA Times)
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