Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:02 AM PDT on September 16, 2014
- 3-Foot Passing Law Goes Into Effect Today (LAT)
Police Armed with 3-Foot Tape Measures Video (Azusa PD Facebook)
3-Foot Law Will Pose Some Challenges for Drivers (KPCC Airtalk)
How Can the 3-Foot Passing Law Be Controversial? (Red Queen in L.A.)
Watch and Share This Nathan Lucero 3-Foot video (YouTube) - Jane Jacobs Still Inspires Boy on a Bike
- Metro Fares Went Up, Mostly Smoothly (LAT)
- Santa Barbara (16), Pasadena (21), Ventura (23) Among Top 100 Livable US Cities (KPCC)
- The Space of Our Time Traffic Documentary Trailer Features SBLA’s Damien Newton (Vimeo)
- Strong Towns Curbside Chat Trailer Looks Great (Vimeo)
- Supervisor Pushes For NACTO Guidelines To Be SF City Policy (SB SF)
- Driving Stinks (SB NYC)
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