Today’s Headlines
Uncertainty Why a BART Train Uncoupled in Transbay Tube (ABC, CoCo Times, BCN via Appeal) Caltrans Releases Voluminous Explanation for Labor Day Bay Bridge Eyebar Failure, Closure (NBC) Power Outage Extinguishes Lights on Bay Bridge (ABC, CoCo Times, KCBS, Merc, NBC) Thorough Early Analysis of the Pros and Cons of Google Maps for Bike (SF … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:04 AM PDT on March 17, 2010
- Uncertainty Why a BART Train Uncoupled in Transbay Tube (ABC, CoCo Times, BCN via Appeal)
- Caltrans Releases Voluminous Explanation for Labor Day Bay Bridge Eyebar Failure, Closure (NBC)
- Power Outage Extinguishes Lights on Bay Bridge (ABC, CoCo Times, KCBS, Merc, NBC)
- Thorough Early Analysis of the Pros and Cons of Google Maps for Bike (SF Appeal)
- MTA Redesigns Fell St. Arco Vehicle Queue Lane (Bike NOPA)
- Weekend J-Church Work Will Affect Muni, Traffic (SF Appeal)
- Chiu Garage Legislation Appears Veto-Proof After Late Compromise (Examiner)
- Oakland Sunday Streets-Style Ciclovia Coming to the E. Bay (NBC)
- San Joaquin Inter-Rail Ridership Hits Record Levels (CoCo Times)
- Oakland Driver Crosswalk Sting Nets 25 Tickets (CBS, CoCo Times, Oak Trib)
- Oakland City Council Delays Vote on Disabled Placard Crackdown (CBS,
- South SF Now Reconsidering Its Usage of Red Light Cameras At All (CBS)
- Jury Deadlocked in Fatal San Mateo Truck Crash Case (CBS)
- Schwarzenegger to Veto Dems Public Transit Cuts (LA Times)
- Local Agencies Shocked By Governor’s Move (Examiner)
- Man to Ride from San Francisco to LA on EliptiGo, Half Bike, Half Eliptical (ABC)
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