Today’s Headlines
DC Releases Vision Zero Plans (Greater Greater Washington) California Says Self-Driving Cars Must Have a Driver Behind the Wheel (LA Times) SF Supervisors Pass “Idaho Stop” But Mayoral Veto Looms (KQED News) Is a Raised Bike Lane a Protected Bike Lane? (SF Chronicle) Alliance for Biking and Walking Having Financial Trouble (Bike Portland) Savannah Considering … Continued
8:59 AM EST on December 17, 2015
- DC Releases Vision Zero Plans (Greater Greater Washington)
- California Says Self-Driving Cars Must Have a Driver Behind the Wheel (LA Times)
- SF Supervisors Pass “Idaho Stop” But Mayoral Veto Looms (KQED News)
- Is a Raised Bike Lane a Protected Bike Lane? (SF Chronicle)
- Alliance for Biking and Walking Having Financial Trouble (Bike Portland)
- Savannah Considering Banning Bikes in Its Iconic Central Park (Savannah.gov)
- Pittsburgh Unveils Plans for New Downtown Bike Lanes (City Paper)
- “Contemporary Features” and Walkable Neighborhoods Top Housing Preferences (Builder Magazine)
- Pro Walk/Pro Bike 2016 Calling for Proposals (PPS)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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