Monday’s Headlines
Lots of news. Only some is hostile to cars.
7:59 AM PDT on September 29, 2025
- In 2023, 225 Kids Under 9 Hospitalized Inside Cars When They Crashed (SacBee)
- SF Chron Predicts Carpool Chaos as Sticker Access Ends
- Natural Gas Pipeline Could Block Bike Path in Yolo (SacBee)
- San Franciscans Are Skeptical About LA’s A-Line (SF Chron)
- Court Restores Public Beach Access in Santa Cruz (East Bay Times)
- Feds. Tighten Rules for Foreign Commercial Drivers Licenses (Bakersfield Now)
- Bekeley Hosting E-Bike Voucher Lottery (Berkeleyside)
- For Some Weird Reason a City Under Federal Assault Seeing Tourism Decline (LAT)
- Candidates for Governor in 11/26 Are Already Debating (LAT)
- Protestors Lock Hands in Prop 50 Rally (LB Post)
- They’re Finally Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud, Safety Is “Hostile” to Cars (Momentum)
- Jalopnik: Stop Gaslighting Pedestrians on Safety
- Trump Plans 10 More Miles of Border Wall Near SD (Union-Trib)
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