Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:16 AM PDT on June 13, 2012
- SF Weekly Exposé Reveals Muni’s Shocking Maintenance Practices
- Supes Approve 8 Washington (City Insider, SF Examiner)
- Caltrain Electrification Study Touts up to $2.48B Savings, 9,500 New Jobs (SF Examiner, KTVU)
- SFMTA Proposes $650k to Add Muni Driver Bathrooms (SF Examiner)
- San Ramon Man Arrested in Hit-and-Run Death of Elderly Woman (NBC Bay Area)
- AC Transit to Hand Out Free Transbay Passes to Entice New Riders (SFGate)
- Oakland North: Residents, City Leaders Discuss Ped-Oriented Future for Broadway Auto Row
- Roadshow: Future Ferry to South Bay a Good Idea but Unlikely
- CAHSR Lawsuits Focus on Speed Mandate (Bay Citizen)
- Cell Phone Ban is Reducing Distracted Driving Deaths in California (Injury Board)
- Stanford’s Off-Peak Commute Incentives: An Alternative to Congestion Pricing? (NY Times)
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