Friday’s Headlines
SD's Measure G is dead; Where US voters support better biking; Is LA ready for self-driving cars? More
8:13 AM PST on November 15, 2024
- San Diego transit-supportive transportation tax Measure G rejected (Patch)
- Report on San Diego’s failure to move the needle towards Vision Zero (KPBS)
- Where U.S. voters supported better biking (People for Bikes)
- Is Los Angeles ready for self-driving cars? (Spectrum)
- Washington’s vote to uphold climate bill is a hopeful sign for everyone (Fast Company)
- American views on linking climate to trade policies (Brookings)
- CA has over $78 billion worth of construction projects going on (Business Wire)
- When is a bear not a bear? When it’s a person trying to defraud an insurance company (AP)
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