Today’s Headlines
Three Cyclists Hit in Attack Remain Hospitalized; Chronicle Talks to Witnesses (SF Gate) NYT/Bay Citizen: “Park Leeway for Churchgoers Poses Danger for Cyclists” Ca. High-Speed Rail Board Chooses 87-280 Route for San Jose (Merc) New HSR CEO Vows to Form New Partnerships and Work With “All of You” (Merc, SF Gate) Why Is the American … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:04 AM PDT on June 4, 2010
- Three Cyclists Hit in Attack Remain Hospitalized; Chronicle Talks to Witnesses (SF Gate)
- NYT/Bay
Citizen: “Park Leeway for Churchgoers Poses Danger for Cyclists” - Ca. High-Speed Rail Board Chooses 87-280 Route for San Jose (Merc)
- New HSR CEO Vows to Form New Partnerships and Work With “All of You” (Merc, SF Gate)
- Why Is the American Public Transportation Association in Bed With the
Road Lobby? (MTR) - Does BART’s New “Signage Fail” Point to a “Society Fail?” (Burrito Justice via Spots Unkown)
- More on Yesterday’s Caltrain Board Meeting from Green Caltrain, SF Examiner
- Living in the O: “Institutional Change Needed to Shift Car-Centric Patterns”
- Parking Enforcement to Be Staffed by Volunteers in Auburn (Sac Bee)
- SF Launches Taxi Medallion Plan (SF Examiner) Cabbies File Suit to Halt It (The Snitch)
- Wonks Wonder If Urban Affairs Post Will Ever Be More Than Window
Dressing (Architect’s
News) - Streetfilms’ John Hamilton Takes the TransForm Car-Free Challenge (TransForm)
Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.
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