Today’s Headlines
- MTC Proposes Raising Bridge Tolls in 2010 (Examiner)
- Silicon Valley Shuttles Upsetting Noe Valley Residents (Examiner)
- 2-Time Cable Car Bell Ringing Champion Oats Wins Again (SF Gate)
- San Jose City Council Won’t Give Up Car Allowance (Merc)
- Novato Considers Intersection Improvements After Death of 9-Year Old (Marin IJ)
- SamTrans Considers Service and Employee Cuts (SM Times)
- Rising Fuel Costs Could Alter Summer Driving Plans (Examiner)
- Congress Passes Weak Cash-for-Clunkers Bill (WSJ)
- Sacramento Auto Dealers Happy About Cash-for-Clunkers (SacBee)
- Why Denver Decided to Invest in Transit and Urbanism (Takeaway)
- Here’s What Other Countries Are Doing to Reduce Car Speeds (World Streets via Streetsblog.net)
- How to Pick Up a Bike Rider, by Marie Claire
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Bill to Exempt L.A. from Housing Density Near-Transit Bill Heads to the Senate Housing Committee Tomorrow
L.A. Metro and many Southern California city leaders are pushing for SB 1361, which would essentially carve L.A. County out from last year's pro-transit-oriented housing legislation SB 79
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