Thursday’s Headlines
- Two Advocates Share Safety Success Stories (CalBike)
- Burbank Unveils Safer Streets Action Plan (Urbanize)
- San Mateo Bike Lane Fight (DailyJournal)
- Neighbors Paint DIY Crosswalks At West L.A.’s Stoner Park (Westside Current, KTLA, KCAL)
- Giving Peds. a 7 Second Head Start Reduces Crosswalk Deaths 33% (U.S. News & World Report)
- Cal Expo Struggling (SacBee)
- Fresno’s “Noisiest Park” Turned to “Outdoor Art Gallery” (FresnoBee)
- More on Trump’s HSR Funding Claw Back (SpectrumNews)
- Tesla Profits Down 16% (LAist)
- Commentary: The Health Effects of Trump Policy and Air Pollution (SFChron)
- Fed. Legislation Sens. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) and Jim Banks (R-Ind.) Instructs U.S. DOT to Prioritize Transit Projects That Incorporate Housing (Maui Now)
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