- Speed Limits Dropping on 17 San Diego Streets (Union-Tribune)
- Op/Ed Takes Aim at CAHSR (SacBee)
- Bike Bridge Over 101 in Santa Rosa (PressDemocrat)
- Are Slow Streets the Answer to Vision Zero? (KQED)
- Threats of ICE Raids Impacting People's Use of Public Space (FresnoBee)
- E-Bike Injuries Are Spreading (ABC7)
- Developer's Plan for Palisades' Affordable Housing Hitting Local Opposition (LAT)
- Long Beach Seeks Input on Ped. Improvements Downtown (LB Post)
- Cities Turn to Automated Cameras to Enforce Traffic Laws (Route Fifty)
- Tesla Considering Autonomous Rideshare Service (Axios)
- Duffy's Sad Video Attacking Congestion Pricing (SBNYC)
- 3.9 Earthquake in North Hollywood (Daily News)
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