Thursday’s Headlines
Updates on new road diets and paths, and the ongoing fight on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.
9:06 AM PST on March 6, 2025
- Santa Paula Building 2.5 Mile Bike/Ped Paths (KCLU)
- Napa Road Diet Makes Way for Bike Lanes (Press-Dem)
- Glendale Starts Construction On La Crescenta Ave. Project, Including Bikeway (CV Weekly)
- Advocates Fight to Preserve Bike/Ped Access to Richmond-San Rafael Bridge (CalBike)…
- …Same Bridge/Bike Lane on the Cover of New Caltrans Report on Highway System Project Outcomes (Prinz/Bsky)
- Sacramento Embraces “Bike Friendly Side Streets” (CapRadio)
- San Clemente Adding New Bus Route (Voice of OC)
- Lawmakers Push for Transit Funding (NBCBayArea)
- Oil and Gas Companies Poised to Take Over National Parks (Center for American Progress)
- Op/Ed: CARB Overstepped on Truck Diesel Rules (FresnoBee)
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