Today’s Headlines
Op-Ed in Chronicle Supporting Congestion Pricing in San Francisco (SF Gate) The TA Will Consider Releasing Prop K Funds for Transbay Terminal (Examiner) Muni Crash with 18-Wheeler on T-3rd Sent Seven to Hospital Last Night (Examiner) (SF Gate) MTC Revises Revenue Projections, Delays Vote on RTP (Merc) Sacramento Mayor KJ Upset His City Not on … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
9:02 AM PDT on March 17, 2009
- Op-Ed in Chronicle Supporting Congestion Pricing in San Francisco (SF Gate)
- The TA Will Consider Releasing Prop K Funds for Transbay Terminal (Examiner)
- Muni Crash with 18-Wheeler on T-3rd Sent Seven to Hospital Last Night (Examiner) (SF Gate)
- MTC Revises Revenue Projections, Delays Vote on RTP (Merc)
- Sacramento Mayor KJ Upset His City Not on First Leg of High Speed Rail Construction (SacBee)
- State Assembly Will Hear Debate Over Bills to Extend Hybrid Carpool Stickers (Merc)
- Vallejo May Get Stim Funds for Streetscape Improvements Downtown (Times Herald)
- Ray Lahood Shows Official Love for Cyclists, Reads Streetsblog (USDOT Blog)
- Car Makers Still Spending Large on Lobbyists (WaPo)
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