Today’s Headlines
SF Transit Advocate Sues to Stop Muni Service Cuts (SF Gate, Examiner) Board of Ed Asks Muni for Lifeline Youth Fast Pass for Low-Income Kids (Examiner) SFMTA Could Ask Supes to Weigh in on Sunday Metering (Examiner) Part IV of Sue Vaughn’s Series, “Minding Muni” (FCJ) San Francisco Considers Installing LED Streetlights (Examiner) The Challenge … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:01 AM PDT on April 12, 2010
- SF Transit Advocate Sues to Stop Muni Service Cuts (SF Gate, Examiner)
- Board of Ed Asks Muni for Lifeline Youth Fast Pass for Low-Income Kids (Examiner)
- SFMTA Could Ask Supes to Weigh in on Sunday Metering (Examiner)
- Part IV of Sue Vaughn’s Series, “Minding Muni” (FCJ)
- San Francisco Considers Installing LED Streetlights (Examiner)
- The Challenge of Funding Transportation Projects (KCBS)
- More Grumbling About HSR from Peninsula Critics (Merc)
- Drivers Love Pedestrian Countdown Signals (Merc)
- Golden Gate Bridge Considers All-Electronic Tolls (CBS, ABC, Marin IJ,
- Bike Polo Detente Arranged: New Polo “Fields” Found in the Mission (NBC)
- Local Cyclist Rides Across Country to Raise $3M For Cancer (ABC)
- Cycling Should Be Dull: No More Lycra Racers and Car Cultists (Times UK)
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