Today’s Headlines
State Money Could Mean Fewer Transit Cuts, Fare Hikes (KALW, NBC, CBS) But Muni Not Necessarily Using it All to Reverse Service Cuts (BCN via Appeal) SF Cable Car Upgrade Coming After Nearly 30 Years (SF Gate) Passenger Hurt in Muni Bus Crash (CBS) (ABC) Discounted Translink Cards Available for San Mateo Workers (SF Weekly) … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:03 AM PDT on March 25, 2010
- State Money Could Mean Fewer Transit Cuts, Fare Hikes (KALW, NBC, CBS)
- But Muni Not Necessarily Using it All to Reverse Service Cuts (BCN via Appeal)
- SF Cable Car Upgrade Coming After Nearly 30 Years (SF Gate)
- Passenger Hurt in Muni Bus Crash (CBS) (ABC)
- Discounted Translink Cards Available for San Mateo Workers (SF Weekly)
- Sepastopol Could Start Car-Free Sunday Ciclovias (Press Dem)
- North Bay Commuters Really Wish They Had a Train Right About Now (Press Dem)
- Driver Arrested in SF After Hit and Run Involving Child (CoCo Times)
- New State Bill Will Toughen DUI Penalties (CoCo Times)
- Caltrain: Ending High Speed Rail in San Jose Won’t Lessen Peninsula Impacts (Merc)
- Copenhagenize to World: Please Stop Using the Phrase “Avid Cyclists“
- Meligrosa Argues That Mixtes Are the New Fixies, Sans All the Attitude and Tattoos
- GM’s New Concept Car Folds Up For Storage in Apartment Foyer (Merc)
- The Supposed Independence of Cars (Cap’n Transit)
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