Today’s Headlines
Bike Plan EIR Should Be Certified By June, Lanes Striped By August (SFBG) (SF Gate) (Ecolocalizer) SFCTA Releases $36 Million of Prop K Funds to Speed Doyle Drive Project (Examiner) City Departments Budget $1.2 Million for Air Travel; Newsom Starts CO2 Offset Fund (Examiner) When a Tanker Truck Explodes on 280 This Weekend, Don’t Worry, … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:37 AM PDT on March 24, 2009
- Bike Plan EIR Should Be Certified By June, Lanes Striped By August (SFBG) (SF Gate) (Ecolocalizer)
- SFCTA Releases $36 Million of Prop K Funds to Speed Doyle Drive Project (Examiner)
- City Departments Budget $1.2 Million for Air Travel; Newsom Starts CO2 Offset Fund (Examiner)
- When a Tanker Truck Explodes on 280 This Weekend, Don’t Worry, It’s Just for TV (Examiner)
- EPA Announces It Will Regulate Greenhouse Gases (NYT)
- Governors Propose Using Stim Funds On I-5 Corridor for “Green Fuel” Stations (Grist)
- Driving Declined in January for 14th Straight Month (Infrastructurist)
- Tata’s $2,000 Car, The Nano, Debuts in India, Could Come to the U.S. (NYT, Reuters)
- Why Don’t Papers Describe Traffic Deaths Like Other Killings? (GGW via Streetsblog.net)
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