Tuesday’s Headlines
Calbike, Waymo, E-bikes, and More...
7:59 AM PST on November 25, 2025
- Reminder: Today’s the Last Day To Submit Proposals for CalBike Panels
- Waymo’s Plans for Sacramento (SacBee)
- CAHSR 2026 Preview (Newsweek)
- LA Metro Board Members Try to Rescue Open Streets Funding (Daily News via Biking in LA)
- Even More on State’s E-Bike Rebate Program Retreat (CapRadio)
- Ukiah Finally Gets Mountain Bike Trail It’s Been Waiting 2 Decades For (Singletrack)
- Cuts in Staff Looking Into Vehicle Defects, Sleepier Transit Drivers…Trump Looks to Make Our Roads Dangerous Again (Pro Publica)
- Advocates Need Narrative, Not Stats, to Convince People About Safety . (Fast Company)
- Feds: Oakland PD Investigate Misconduct Too Slowly (East Bay Times)
- Breaking: This Is a Bad Week for Travel (SF Gate, OC Register)
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