Today’s Headlines
- At Commonwealth Club, Transpo Officials “Call for More Investment” (SF Gate)
- Two Women Killed After Driver, 90, Slams Car Into San Jose Nursing Home (SF Gate)
- California Street Cable Cars to Resume Running Today (SF Gate)
- SF Examiner: “Car Share Companies Eye a Piece of the Curb”
- Worries “That City’s Open Spaces Will Become Less Public” (SF Examiner)
- Pedestrian Improvements Completed on San Rafael’s Canal Street (Marin IJ)
- Delays Reported This Morning on BART and Caltrain (BCN via SF Examiner)
- Press Democrat: “Effort Afoot to Derail SMART”
- Electric Vehicle Maker, Think Global, Files for Bankruptcy (LA Times)
- Europe’s Anti-Driving Planning Employs Parking, Pedestrianization, and Light Timing (NYT)
- “Seven Hells of SF” Ride Takes Cyclists Up City’s Famous Peaks (Bay Area Bikers)
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