Today’s Headlines
KTVU Report: “BART Officials Spending Big on Travel and Food” Meantime, Labor Negotiations Between BART and Unions “Drag On” (ABC7) Chronicle Op-Ed: “Expectations Grow, Funding Shrinks for Transit” Great Piece in The Nation About Why the Feds Should Fund Transit Service School Bus Fees Set to Go Up in Santa Rosa (Press Democrat) Santa Rosa … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:36 AM PDT on July 24, 2009
- KTVU Report: “BART Officials Spending Big on Travel and Food”
- Meantime, Labor Negotiations Between BART and Unions “Drag On” (ABC7)
- Chronicle Op-Ed: “Expectations Grow, Funding Shrinks for Transit”
- Great Piece in The Nation About Why the Feds Should Fund Transit Service
- School Bus Fees Set to Go Up in Santa Rosa (Press Democrat)
- Santa Rosa Transit System Gets Four New Hybrid Buses (Santa Rosa CityBus)
- Safety Concerns Raised for End of New Ped/Bike Path on the Benicia-Martinez Bridge (Coco Times)
- New Sensors in Marin County Will Help Give Bicyclists a Green Light (CBS5)
- LA MTA Board Decides to Open Carpool Lanes to Solo Drivers for a Toll (LAT)
- Blumenauer: New Transpo Bill “Extraordinarily Unlikely” Before October (WSJ)
- Guardian UK Calls Play in London About Cycling a “Theatrical Revolution”
Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.
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