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UN General Assembly Means Danger for NYC Cyclists
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Two key bike lanes are closed during the annual meeting. But drivers? They can still use the roads.
Nola Gets Protected Bike Lanes Almost Overnight
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A three-month demonstration will add 4 miles of protected bike lanes connecting bike facilities across the center city.
Today’s Headlines
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Appealing SF’s Scooter Process (SFChron, SFExaminer, Curbed) Helmet Requirement Repealed for Scooters (SFExaminer, EastBayTimes) DPW Throwing Away Bikes? (SFWeekly) BART’s License Plate Cameras (CityLab) Questions on Cameras on Ohlone Greenway (EastBayTimes) Elderly Woman Struck by Truck Driver in Bernal (SFExaminer) Pedestrian Killed at 9th and Howard (Hoodline) Motorists Asked to Pay on Treasure Island (SFExaminer) SF to […]
Akron Starts Fixing its Wide-Street Problem
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Akron is tackling the problem in a systemic way: With road diets.
Podcast: Meet Elise Roy, One of the Speakers at this Year’s #PedCounts
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Welcome to a special podcast from Streetsblog California, wherein former SBLA and SBCAL editor Damien Newton interviews Elise Roy. Roy will be the opening speaker at PEDS COUNT 2018, which is hosted by California Walks. Roy is the founder of a consulting firm by the same name that specializes in helping designers understand how people […]
Legislative Update: Brown Signs Bills on Electric Vehicles, Bike Miles Driven, Street Vending
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California will begin regulating emissions from ride-hail companies, sometime, soonish--and give them credit for bike-miles driven. Governor Brown signed that and several other livability bills.