Thursday’s Headlines
Smart move by Lime, great news for Bike L.A.
9:46 AM PST on December 18, 2025
- LA CM Calls for Protected Bike Lane Near Wetlands (Westside Current)
- New Partnership with Lime Allows Riders to Round-Up With Donation to LA Bike Advocates (City Biz)
- More on Muni’s Strategy on Deficit (VoiceofSF)
- More on BART Fare Increase (PleasantonWeekly)
- Torrance Joins E-Bike/E-Moto Crackdown (Daily Breeze)
- Classic Telephone Booths as Street Art in Fresno (Fresno_Bee)
- Air Quality Alert in Orange County (OC Register)
- Weather Is Going to Be Crazy on Christmas Week (LAT)
- More Digital Signs Coming to SaMo (Next)
- Courts Say Maybe the EPA Can Regulate Emissions (E&E)
- Minority Transit Users Exposed to More Heat Than White Ones (Eos)
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