- Oakland Streets Remain a Deadly Free for All (KTVU)
- Speed Cameras Are Great, But How About Traffic Calming? (The Frisc)
- More Protected Bike Lanes, Transit Ridership Rebound in 2024 SaMo (SMDP)
- SLO Teaching Bike Safety the Right Way (Mustang)
- Berkeley Survey Shows Strong Support for Bike Plan (Scanner)
- SD Pays $2 Million to Woman Hurt in Crash Caused by Missing Stop Sign (Union-Trib)
- Newsom Orders State Workers Back to Office 4 Days/Week (SacBee)
- 1/3 of Angelenos Think Traffic Jams When Thinking of Olympics (Daily News)
- Surprise! Trump EO on Transportation Funding Prioritizes Rural Areas (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
- Data on Transportation Safety Vanishing Data (CityLab, Streetsblog USA )
- Trump: Fast-tracking Oil and Gas, Freezing Grants for E-V Charges, Loosening Fuel Economy Standards, and Fighting HSR Here and Congestion Pricing in NYC (NYT)
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