AB 529 may be the another step toward implementing California’s Complete Streets initiative. It is “a hot piece of legislation by Assemblyman Mike Gatto that already quietly cleared the State Assembly, seeks to give communities a little more leeway in setting local speed limits.” Lawmakers Introduce Reality-Based Plan to Achieve “Freedom From Oil” – “members [...] 359 days ago
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