Today’s Headlines
BART Will Join Translink Later This Summer (SF Gate) Booming Bicycle Traffic to Sausalito Has Some Residents Upset (SF Gate) Survey Says Californians Willing to Limit Flights for High Speed Rail (Examiner) 511.org Offers Up to $100 for Driving in HOV Lanes (CC Times) Contra Costa Times Looks at Mileage Tax Debate ‘Back Seat Driver’ … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:42 AM PDT on March 23, 2009
- BART Will Join Translink Later This Summer (SF Gate)
- Booming Bicycle Traffic to Sausalito Has Some Residents Upset (SF Gate)
- Survey Says Californians Willing to Limit Flights for High Speed Rail (Examiner)
- 511.org Offers Up to $100 for Driving in HOV Lanes (CC Times)
- Contra Costa Times Looks at Mileage Tax Debate
- ‘Back Seat Driver’ Mulls Variable HOV Times and Idaho Stops for Cyclists (SacBee)
- Several States Widening Highways With Stim Funds, Despite Obama’s Anti-Sprawl Rhetoric (NYT)
- Nation’s Transit Systems Still in Crisis (WSJ)
- US DOT Secretary LaHood Discusses Livable Communities on His Fast Lane Blog
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