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Wednesday’s Headlines

Bay Area transit agencies face huge budget gap; Caltrain says power outage was due to outside interference; The risks of self-fulfilling travel forecasts; More

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  • Large Bay Area transit agencies are facing a huge budget gap (SF Examiner, ABC7)
  • Bay Area transit agencies introduce new uniform signs and maps (East Bay Times)
  • Caltrain says power outage that stopped trains was due to outside influence (KTVU)
  • The risks of self-fulfilling travel forecasts (Planetizen)
  • How and where climate change is already impacting transportation, water infrastructure (Pew)
  • Construction on warehouse project stopped, for now - but houses have already been destroyed (LA Times, Daily Bulletin)
  • States got a lot of federal pandemic aid, and many wasted it (Governing)

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