Monday’s Headlines
It's going to be a short week, but we have some exciting content before the break.
8:25 AM PST on November 24, 2025
- Legislation Hopes to Make Streets Safer from Speeders with “Intelligent Speed Assist” (SacBee)
- Burbank Approves Complete Streets Plan (Burbank Leader)
- 74 Year Highway Ban for Trucks Ends for Bay Area Highway (SF Chron)
- Why Do Cars Keep Crashing Into One Part of Golden Gate Bridge (SF Chron)
- BART Under Fire for Disability Access with New Gates (Berkeleyside)
- Antioch AMTRAK Station Will Be Decommissioned (East Bay Times)
- USDOT Hands Out Biden-Era Bus Grants to Transit Agencies (The Hill)
- DOT Prefers Hybrids Over E-Buses, Reversing Old Policy (Eno Center for Transportation)
- Feds Using Female-Shaped Crash Test Dummies (Jalopnik)
- Auto Shows Still Popular in Los Angeles (Daily News)
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