Today’s Headlines
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By
Matthew Roth
8:26 AM PDT on April 30, 2010
- Muni Audit Finds Flaws in SFMTA Accounting Practices (SF Gate)
- SFMTA Increases Discounted Fast Pass Fares (Examiner)
- AC Transit Expects to Declare Another State of Emergency (ABC)
- State Audit Blasts High Speed Rail Authority (CoCo Times, Examiner)
- Plans Move Slowly Forward for Novato Transit Center (Marin IJ)
- Caltrans, Sued Over Bay Bridge S-Curve Trucker Crash, Refuses Comment (CBS)
- With All These Highway Expansions, Is it Any Wonder We Drive So Much? (Streetsblog LA)
- CA Traffic Safety Office Puts Distracted Driving in Same Boat with Drunk, Reckless Driving (Merc)
- Oprah Starts National Anti-Distracted Driving Campaign (ABC)
- Sacramento Cyclists Gear Up for “Million Mile May” Bike Month (Sac Bee)
- Russian President Medvedev Impressed by All of Copenhagen’s Bikes (Copenhagenize)
- Illinois Close to Adopting New Housing and Transportation Affordability Index (CTOD)
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