Today’s Headlines
More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Matthew Roth
8:44 AM PDT on September 25, 2009
- SFPD Ingleside Station Conducts Undercover Sting On Muni, Promises More (SF Gate)
- New Daly City Muni Stop Meant to Alleviate Over-Crowding (Examiner)
- SF Chamber Opposes Increased Parking Meter Hours, Points to Oakland as Caution (Examiner)
- Chronicle Editorial Board Up In Arms Over “Car Wars”: Presidio Road Closure Trial (SF Gate)
- SF Appeal Pokes Fun at Central Subway and MTA Spokesperson Judson True
- MTC Releases Report Updating Translink Usage Numbers (Akit’s Complaint Dept)
- A Look at Why California’s Gas Prices Are Higher Than National Average (SF Gate)
- Mr. Roadshow Looks at New FasTrak Toll-Tag Technology (CoCo Times)
- FasTrak Toll Tag Mix-up Gives One Woman Fits (ABC 7)
- Huge Percentage of Non-Traffic Auto Deaths From Back-Overs With Toddlers (KCBS)
- Honda One-Ups Segway in Race to Build World’s Silliest Transport Device (Biz Insider)
- Madrid Pedestrianizes Traffic-Choked Street and Shoppers Rejoice (Globespotters)
More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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