Today’s Headlines

By Melanie Curry
Nov 23, 2015

More coverage of resignation of SF Bike Coalition executive director (SFist) (KQED)
Maybe the Expo Line hasn’t reduced nearby congestion, but it’s done plenty more (Planetizen)
ICYMI: Report says Berkeley has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions (San Jose Mercury News)
Smog declined last year in Southern California (KPCC)
What if cycling became even more popular? The benefits would be enormous (CityLab)
Las Vegas high-speed rail gets a small boost (Bakersfield Now)
Australia should give its bike helmet laws a rethink (The New Daily)
A 3-day, 30-mile traffic jam in Kenya (CityLab)
Whose comfort matters in public spaces?(Planetizen)

More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

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