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A Round and a Roundy: Fighting Over Crumbs
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Car drivers are selfish. Pedestrians and cyclists are fighting over crumbs. Our roads are unsafe.
The Trouble with Today’s Automatic Emergency Braking Systems
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Nearly 100 new cars and SUVs released in the United States this year will come equipped with automatic emergency braking systems that proponents will protect pedestrians on our streets — but some advocates wants the government set to stronger standards to ensure they actually work in all road contexts.
Today’s Headlines
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Biden Funds Could Help Remove I-980 in Oakland (EastBayTimes) Light Rail’s Rebirth (RailwayAge) More on “Idaho Stop” Law (EastBayTimes) Lower Fees for Permanent Parklets (SFExaminer) Motorists Want to Keep Speeding (EastBayTimes) Marin/Sonoma Bikeshare (MarinIJ) Newsom Wants to Spend $9 Billion More to House Homeless (SFChron) ‘Poverty Tows’ Resume (SFChron) Another Street Outreach Team (SFExaminer) Solar […]
Tracking Transit’s Return
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A round up of the three biggest transit agencies and the inevitable return to pre-pandemic service levels
This Week: Bike Friendly, City Trivia, Geary
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Here is a list of (mostly) online/webinar events this week.
Today’s Headlines
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When Will BART Return to 100 Percent Service? (SFGate) Will Corporations Relocate to Burbs? (CityJournal) How “Work from Home” Could Make Traffic Worse (SFChron) SamTrans Supports Additional Caltrain Funding (DailyJournal) Challenges to Spending Biden’s Stimulus (NBCNews) Future of Sausalito’s Ferry-Adjacent Bank Building (MarinIJ) Redwood City Exceeding Housing Goals? (SFChron) Chinatown’s Slow Recovery (SFExaminer) Barely Any […]