Today’s Headlines
- SFMTA Chief Nat Ford Says SF Weekly Muni Story Inaccurate, Defends Agency (SF Weekly)
- Reaction to Assaults at Muni Stops Includes More Cops and Large Rewards (SF Gate, CBS)
- Muni F-Line Extension Stalled Because of Supervisor Alioto-Pier (Examiner)
- Dangerous Drivers Put Themselves and Others in Hospital (Examiner, Examiner, CBS)
- SF Meets Kyoto Protocol Carbon Reduction Targets (Examiner)
- Newsom’s Development Fee Deferral Law Amended, Moving Forward (Examiner)
- Despite Budget Woes, San Mateo County to Continue Caltrain Shuttles (Examiner)
- Peninsula Drive Less Challenge Continues Through May (Examiner)
- Car Poolers Could Get Federal Tax Break (Merc)
- Marin Residents Concerned State Law Could Raise Speed Limits on Their Street (Marin IJ)
- Poor Road Conditions Lead to Higher Costs for Drivers (Sac Bee)
- Economic Downturn Brings Low Construction Bids to Transportation Projects (SF Gate)
Don’t you sometimes wish a simple ring of your bike bell could make the day
brighter?
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