Today’s Headlines
- Examiner Looks at “True Costs of Driving,” Leaves Out Many of the True Costs of Driving
- Muni Proposal to Consolidate Bus Stops (SF Gate) (Examiner)
- Examiner Editorial Chastises Muni Drivers and Union for Absenteeism
- BART Union Prez Concerned Management Will Not Negotiate Contract in Good Faith (SF Gate)
- South SF Mayor Halts Development on El Camino Real, Wants Walkable Nabes (Examiner)
- Stanford Hospital Tries Drive-Through Patient Care (Examiner)
- Artist Hit by Truck Turns Pain Into Art (Examiner)
- Tom Vanderbilt Has More Safety in Numbers Stats (How We Drive)
- Oregon Ban on Cell Phone Use While Driving Stuck in Committee (BikePortland via Streetsblog.net)
- Horn Honking Not Constitutionally Protected Speech, Rules State Appeals Court (Seattle Times)
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