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Monday’s Headlines

Another entry in the "how far will LA go to NOT make streets safer" files.

  • LAPD Cuffs and Tickets Guerilla Crosswalk Organizer (Biking in L.A. vis BSKY)
  • More on CAHSR Planning to Anaheim (Urbanize, Progressive Railroading)
  • What a Muni Parcel Tax Would Cost S.F. Homeowners (SFChron)
  • Fixing First-Mile/Last-Mile with Public Rideshare (Union-Trib)
  • Waymo's Going Around Stopped School Buses (SFChron)
  • Editorial: Stop Spying on American Highways (OC Register)
  • Business, Labor, Governments: Congress, Protect Transit Funding (Bloomberg; paywall)
  • Complete Lack of Political Will Is Killing Us (WaPo)
  • E-Motos Way More Dangerous Than E-Bikes. Know the Difference! (Velo)
  • Fire Destroys High-Speed Rail Mural in Fresno's Chinatown (Fresno Bee)

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