Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:33 AM PDT on March 29, 2012
- MTC Approves $1.46B Caltrain Upgrades, Transbay Extension Not Funded (SFGate, SF Examiner, Merc)
- MTC Move to SF Stalled by State Bill (SF Examiner, CoCo Times)
- Critics Slam City’s CPMC Deal as a Giveaway (SFGate)
- America’s Cup May Be Scaled-Down, But Transportation Challenges Remain (SF Public Press)
- Woman Critically Injured in Hit-and-Run With Muni Bus Driver (BCN via SF Appeal, ABC 7)
- Pedestrian and Bicycle Rider Both Hospitalized in Crash in the Castro (SFGate, BCN via SF Appeal)
- Walk SF and SFPD Issue Joint Pedestrian Safety Enforcement Plan
- SF Ranked Among Nation’s Most Bikeable (Huffington Post) and Walkable (Berkeleyside) Cities
- SFPark Makes Another Price Adjustment (City Insider)
- Mission Local: Mission Bus Reroutes During Repaving Hurt Businesses
- C.W. Nevius: “It’s Hard to Escape the Conclusion: Ped Injuries are the Drivers’ Fault”
- Statewide Distracted Driving Crackdown Begins in April (Mercury News)
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