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Top Headlines: Caltrans Blocking Tenants From Buying 710 Freeway Homes (Pasadena Now) Foothill GOLD LINE Construction Authority EOY Newsletter “Final Four” for Possible Names for Puente Landfill Park (Active SGV) Metro Releases L.A. River Walk/Bike Path EIR (The Source) Only L.A. Would Spend $1.5B To Make Airport Traffic Worse (LAT) More On Camino City Terrace Open Streets (BH Beat) CA High-Speed Rail Poised To Install Tracks (KTLA) Active SGV Posts a Short Vid on Rio Hondo Ride
And here’s some Streetsblog stories from around the country from the past week:
Taking a page from George Orwell, the government is now saying that bike lanes are unsafe and speed cameras are not proven to reduce crashes. In other words, freedom is slavery.
Streetsblog USA’s headlines you might have missed, bikes and trains, and car-free Wilshire in MacArthur Park.
I’m still traveling, but I’m back online so updates will be more regular, and the newsletter will go out daily.
Reducing injuries from e-bikes and other devices is possible if parents, educators, law enforcement, and community organizations work together
Taking a page from George Orwell, the government is now saying that bike lanes are unsafe and speed cameras are not proven to reduce crashes. In other words, freedom is slavery.
Get national headlines at SBUSA, local headlines at SBLA and SBSF
SFMTA’s Julie Kirschbaum discusses the lessons her agency learned from COVID and Muni’s post-pandemic recovery.
