Today’s Headlines
- Muni Crash: Driver May Have Blacked Out (SF Gate) (CoCo Times) (Merc) (KRON) (KRON)
- VTA Double Checks Safety Measures After Muni Crash (KRON)
- BART Labor Negotiations Continue (Examiner) (CoCo Times) (KRON) (KCBS)
- Bay Bridge Construction Moving at Feverish Pitch to Reach Labor Day Deadline (SF Gate)
- Don’t Worry About Car Careening Out of Control Through Justin Herman Plaza Next Week (Examiner)
- Oakland Businesses Upset Over Parking Fee Increase, Residents Cited for Sidewalk Parking (Oak Trib)
- “Back Seat Driver” Offers Tip for Better Sidewalk Parking (Sac Bee)
- San Jose Bike Party: “Like Critical Mass Without the Politics” (Merc)
- Fed Stim Money to San Jose for Road Paving and Some Trails (Merc)
- Bush Officials Covered Up Danger of Using Cell Phones While Driving (NYT) (Examiner)
- What If Rail Travel Was Only as Safe as Driving? (Infrastructurist)
- Foreign Rail Manufacturing Companies Eye U.S. Plans for High Speed Rail Development (AP)
- Despite Stim Funds Flowing for Transportation Projects, Few Shovels in the Ground (LAT)
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