Today’s Headlines
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By
Matthew Roth
8:57 AM PST on February 12, 2010
- Interview With Author of Study Examining Why Women Feel Unsafe on Transit (Planetizen)
- Street Resurfacing Planned for Portions of The Wiggle (Bike NOPA)
- High Speed Rail Official Says Ridership “Flaw” Was a Typo (Merc)
- Amtrak Launches New Safety Campaign Over Fatalities on Tracks (KCBS)
- Woman Killed By Amtrak Train While Crossing Tracks in Oakland (CoCo)
- Santa Rosa Teens Hit in Crosswalk Recovering (Press Dem)
- Carpools Could Soon Pay $3 Toll Over Golden Gate Bridge (ABC) (CBS)
- Driver’s Medical Emergency Leads to Crash on El Camino Real in Palo Alto (Merc)
- Debate Continues Over Impacts of Controversial Tower Near TransAmerica Building (KCBS)
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