Tuesday’s Headlines
- California Sues Trump to Keep Emissions Standards (SFChron)
- Is One Death Enough to Fix Sac. County Road? (SacBee)
- No
- Pasadena Approves Restorative Justice For 710 Freeway Harms (Pasadena Now)
- CHP Finally Catching Solo Drivers in Carpool Lane (OC Reg.)
- CAHSRA Looking to Monetize Land in Its ROW (Yahoo)
- SMART Reports Increased Weekend Ridership (PressDemocrat)
- SFMTA Cost Strategies (RailwaySupply, ProgressiveRailroading)
- Metro Files For Injunction Against Burbank For NoHo-Pasadena BRT (Reddit)
- What Does BRT Stand For? And Look Like? (SBLA video)
- Metro Sees World Cup Ridership Boost (LAist)
- Sutter County’s Six Road $19 Million Resurfacing Plan (SacBee)
- Night Markets Picking Up Popularity (Fresno Bee)
- Lyft: We Totes Love Safety Laws Aimed at Ride Share (Smart Cities Dive)
- Crime on Transit is Rare, But Perception is Barrier to New Riders (Governing)
- Car Bloat Is Real (NYT)
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