Today’s Headlines
- More on Yesterday’s SFCTA Hearing on Pedestrian Safety from SF Examiner
- SF has Calif.’s Highest Percentage of Bridges in Need of Repair (SF Gate, BCN via Examiner)
- SFMTA Chief Nat Ford Meets with Bosses; Job Status “Still in Limbo” (City Insider)
- Muni Reminding Riders That M Fast Pass is Phasing Out (SF Examiner)
- Power Restored After Outage at Berkeley BART Stations (SF Gate, CBS SF)
- Peninsula Pedestrian Sting Targets Careless Drivers; 77 Citations Issued (ABC7)
- Ray LaHood Makes a Whirlwind Trip Through Portland (Bike Portland)
- EIR Required on CARB Cap-and-Trade Plan; Concern About Low-Income Communities (LAT)
- Crash Victims Can Subpoena Drivers Cell Phone and Texting Records (Roadshow)
- Plan to Charge for Parking at Santa Rosa Mall (Press Democrat)
- LADOT Bike Program Has New Maps (LADOT Bike Blog via Streetsblog LA)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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