Today’s Headlines
We'll be publishing lightly today across the Streetsblog sites.
By
Matthew Roth
9:02 AM PDT on October 11, 2010
- Muni Ridership Down, Revenue Stable (SF Gate)
- San Francisco’s Streets Are in Bad Shape, No Long-Term Funding (SF Gate)
- Progress Report on 299 Valencia Street, Parking and All (Curbed SF)
- Clipper Gets Chinese Name (SF Gate, CoCo Times)
- Supe Mar and SFMTA’s Ford React to Bicycle-Muni Fatal (Examiner, BCN via Appeal, Richmond Blog)
- Are Market Street Green Bike Lanes an Attractive Nuisance, Legally Speaking? (Change Your Life)
- SF Company to Offer Water Taxi Service by Year’s End (SF Biz Times)
- Caltrain Grade Separation Funds Drained (Examiner)
- Caltrain Exec Denounces Story About Executive Salary Increase (CoCo Times)
- VTA Solicits Bid of Alum Rock/Eastridge Extension (Biz Journals)
- Matier and Ross Analyze the New Bay Bridge Toll Plaza HQ (SF Gate)
- Google Tests Driverless Cars (AP via CoCo Times, CBS)
- Jersey Gov Christie Reconsiders ARC Tunnel, $300M Repay to Feds (Planetizen)
- Obama Convenes Large Transportation Infrastructure Summit (NRDC Switchboard)
- Pelli Clarke Pelli Showcases a (Stunning?) New Project in Wuxi, China
We’ll be publishing lightly today across the Streetsblog sites.
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