Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Robert Prinz
9:09 AM PDT on August 28, 2012
- Three-Foot Bike Passing Bill Approved by CA Assembly, On to Gov. Brown for Signature (CBC)
- Assembly Also Approves Bill That Would Provide Some CEQA Exemption for Bike Lanes (LAT)
- More on Sunday Streets in Chinatown Last Weekend (SFGate)
- Crescent Heights Neighbors Say Moved 23 Muni Bus Stop “Really Sucks” (Bernalwood)
- BAYCAT Kids Produce Movie About Muni Riders and Drivers (Muni Diaries)
- SFMTA Rolls Out Historic Streetcars for E-Line Pilot (LiveSOMA)
- Cyclelicious Provides a Tutorial on Using Bay Area’s Electronic BikeLink Lockers
- Wheelchair-Bound Santa Rosa Man Fights for Better Sidewalks (Press Democrat)
- Oakland Development Proposal Goes Against City’s Complete Streets Vision (Transbay Blog)
- Dumbarton Bridge to Close for Seismic Work Over Labor Day Weekend (SF Examiner)
- CA Legislature Passes Bill Regulating Use of Red-Light Cameras (Daily News)
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