- Sacramento Eyes 40 Quick Build Safety Fixes (SacBee)
- Metro/DOT Bus Cameras Issued 10,000 Tickets In 2 Months (LAist)
- Sunset Dunes is the Awesomest (SFGate)
- More on E-Bike Voucher Program (Union-Trib)
- Santa Clarita Scales Back Protected Bike Lane Pilot (SC Signal)
- Rancho Mirage Plans Three Bike Projects for May (NBC Palm Springs)
- Los Gatos Opens New Ped. Bridge (Los Gatan)
- Fresno Airport Hits Milestone in Reconstruction (FresnoBee)
- Traffic Deaths Dropped Below 40,000 Last Year, First Time Since 2020 (Smart Cities Dive)
- Lime Rolling out 10,000 E-bikes, -scooters in Europe and the U.S. (Electrek)
- Lyft, Founded to Disrupt the Taxi Industry, Now Offers Taxi Rides. (The Information)
- More on Jerry Garcia Street (SFGate)
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