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Monday’s Headlines

A lot of updates on stories we've been covering: E-bike incentives, Bay Area transit funding, Vision Zero, Prop. 50 and more...

  • Bay Area Advocates Gear Up for Transit-Funding Signature Campaign (SJSpotLight)
  • The Paper That Best Covered the State E-Bike @)#**% Weighs In (Union-Trib via Biking in L.A.)
  • More on Moving E-Bike Subsidy to Cars (EastBayTimes)
  • San Diego Not Making Progress on V0 (SD 10)
  • Brand New 101 Widening is Already Floundering (SFChron)
  • Pasadena Looks To Retool Its Bike Laws (Pasadena Now)
  • San Diego Will See Hundreds of EV Chargers at Libraries (Union-Trib)
  • How To Take Transit To Dodgers Parade (The SourceKTLANBC4)
  • Is Public Sentiment Turning Back Against the Car? (Grist)
  • Climate Change Kills Millions of Americans Every Year (Time)
  • Illinois Comes Through for Transit (CBS NewsNPRAxios)
  • Prop. 50 May Just Be the Tip of the Iceberg (SacBee)

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