💬 Quoted: “Beep.”

• … is what cars in California will have to do when speeding if a proposed bill, which cleared the state Senate on Tuesday, eventually becomes law. The measure, aimed at reducing road deaths, would require all new cars in the state to feature a GPS-based system that alerts drivers when they cross 10+ mph over the speed limit with "a brief, one-time visual and audio signal.” And, since California makes up a significant portion of America's overall auto market, analysts say there’s a real possibility car manufacturers could make all new vehicles nationwide comply with the state’s speeding law, if enacted. The bill narrowly passed Tuesday’s Senate vote, indicating that it may face an uphill battle for approval in California’s State Assembly (aka its version of the US House).

🏓 Stat of the Day: If you’re hearing more loud “thwack”’s these days – you’re not alone. Since 2017, the number of outdoor public park pickleball courts in major US cities has risen by 650%, according to a new report by the Trust for Public Land.

🤔 Did You Know? Of all the web pages that existed in 2013, 38% are no longer available, per new Pew Research data. The same is true for 8% of websites created last year.

📰 Worth a Read: The 15 Minutes on a Citi Trading Desk That Sparked a $325 Billion Flash Crash → (Bloomberg)