Friday’s Headlines
Transit agencies working with Waymo?
9:13 AM PST on November 21, 2025
- SacRT Earns $40 Million for New Buses (SacBee)
- More on Transit Lane Enforcement (NBCBayArea)
- More Money for S.F. Buses (SFChron)
- Columnist Refers to Bike Safety Improvements as “Uglification” (Times of SD)
- Cost to Close LA County Beach Bike Path Gap Balloons to $1 Billion (SAN.com)
- San Diego’s Friar’s Road Getting Class II Bike Lanes (10 News)
- Waymo Joins LA Metro’s “Mobility Wallet” Program (LAist)
- Amtrak Carries 34.5 Million Trips During Last Fiscal Year, Record Ticket Revenue of $2.7 billion. (Progressive Railroading)
- UCLA Building 19-Story Student Housing (LAT)
- Ped Deaths Rose by 70% between 2010 and 2023 (WaPo)
- CalBike Slams Trump Proposal to End Federal Transit Funding for Anything Not Cars
- Republican Chair of the House Transportation Committee Says No On Eliminating Transit Funding (Politico Pro; paywall)
- Rep. Swalwell Jumps Into Governor’s Race (SacBee)
- CicLAvia Turns Melrose Into Stranger Things This Sunday (Beverly Press)
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