- 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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