Wednesday’s Headlines
Riding e-bikes is good for health; Bay Area bikeshare ridership is rising; A fleet of autonomous shuttles is preparing to deploy in Riverside; More
8:49 AM PDT on October 30, 2024
- E-bikes boost mental and physical wellbeing (Bicycling)
- Which form of travel has the smallest carbon footprint? (Clean Technica)
- SF Muni has improved performance and maintained financial discipline (SF Standard)
- Bay Area’s bikeshare ridership has been rising (SF Chronicle)
- Marin agency approves funding from toll revenue for transit projects, including improved bus stops (Marin IJ)
- Small fleet of autonomous shuttles to begin operation in Riverside (KTLA)
- Candlestick Park is just a big empty lot, a broken promise to the Black community (SF Standard)
- Ten examples of bicycling solutions from around the world (Momentum Mag)
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