Today’s Headlines
- MTC to Reshuffle Federal Transit Dollars; Muni, Caltrain Could Benefit (City Insider)
- BART Considering Using Surplus on Program to Clean Train Interiors (SF Examiner)
- More Overhead Wire Problems Delay Muni Metro Service (BCN via KTVU)
- One of the Bay Area’s Worst Polluters, Valero, Working to Undo AB 32 (Bay Citizen)
- Obama Must Turn Gulf Crisis Into Moon Shot for Green, Efficient Economy (Dot
Earth) - Ray LaHood Talks About His Cycling and Walking Declaration in NPR
Interview - Movement to Name the Castro Plaza After the Late Jane Warner (Bay Area Reporter)
- Has Critical Mass Helped or Hurt the Bicycle Cause in San Francisco? (SFCritical
Mass) - Voters Who Bike Play Prominent Role in Davis Politics (News 10)
- Fog City Journal: “Newsom’s Lie on Sit/Lie”
- American Motorists Pay a High Price for Low Gas Taxes (Infrastructurist)
- If Bus Stops Become
Parking Spots, at Least Charge a Fair Price (WYDNKBYANM)
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