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Wednesday’s Headlines

Man, that e-bike program cancellation story is the story that just keeps giving (to the headlines stack that is...)

  • Failure of E-Bike Program Front-Page News (SacBee)
  • Bids Sought for Fresno HSR Station (RT&S)
  • More on Muni Deficit (SFChron)
  • Caltrans Plans 110 Freeway Project, Including New Bridge (Eastsider)
  • Safer Crossing Planned in Richmond (RichmondStandard)
  • Sacramento's Del Rio Trail Completed (SacBee)
  • Folsom Will Build Highway Underpass to Connect 30, 50 Mile Bike Paths (CBS News)
  • San Diego Lawmakers Don't Like Long Freeway Closures (Union-Trib)
  • The Brookings Institute Has a Five-part Series on why CA Struggles to Limit Driving and Encourage Infill Development
  • Which Came First, Americans' Dependence on Cars or a Car-dependent America? (Human Transit)
  • Lakers Star Buys E-Bikes as Christmas Presents for Teammates (Heavy)

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