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Wednesday’s Headlines

Cities Need to Put Their Money Where Their Mouths Are...

  • Report Details Why SF Is Failing at Vision Zero (Examiner)
  • Mobility Plans Are Great, the Money to Fund Them Are Better (Times of SD)
  • Streets for All Founder Warns Budget Cuts Would Make Streets Worse (LAT)
  • Uber Coming to SF's Market Street in "Coming Days" (Standard)
  • Business Owner Battles VTA Over Land Seized for BART Extension (Merc-News)
  • Even More on Irvine's Great Park Planning (OC Register)
  • R's Push to End CA Vehicle Standards a Sign of State's Clout (Examiner)
  • R's EV Fee Plan Charges EV Owners More Than Regular Car Owners Pay in Gas Taxes (Autoblog, WaPo)
  • Walmart Building Network of EV Chargers. (Inc.)
  • Long Beach Beach Streets This Saturday (WatchdogPress-TelegramLong Beach PostBiking in L.A.)
  • Why not pay people to commute by e-bike? (Momentum Mag)

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