- More on Standoff Between BART Unions, Management and Potential Strike (SF Gate, CocoTimes)
- MTA Board Approves SFPD MOU (SF Gate)
- Americans Sticking With Transit Despite Wave of Service Cuts and Fare Hikes (T4America)
- Columnist Urges VTA Not to Get Rid of the Almaden Shuttle (Merc)
- Mountain View May Ease Taxi Restrictions (Merc)
- $15 Car Registration Fee Could Keep State Parks Open (Press Democrat)
- Spate of Car Vandalism Near Sunnyvale High Schools (Merc)
- Gas Prices Have Gone Up 49 Days in a Row (AP)
- Missouri College Town Makes Harassment of Cyclists Illegal (AP via Cyclelicio.us)
- Bike Portland Rounds Up Pedalpalooza Week One
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