Today’s Headlines
- Reminder: SF Will Run Parking Meters This Sunday To Attack Volunteers Who Serve the Poor (SFGate)
- Caltrain Board Approves Higher Farebox Recovery Goals in Light of Increased Revenue (SF Examiner)
- Caltrain Board Names SFMTA’s Tom Nolan Vice Chair (PA Online)
- Berkeley Urbanist: Wider Sidewalks Would Revitalize Telegraph’s Southside Shopping District
- New Walk SF Column in the Chronicle Touts the Benefits of Walking (SFGate)
- SF Weekly Columnist: Proposal to Expand Bike Parking Reqs Would Encourage More Would-Be Cyclists
- Driver Fleeing Police Hits Power Pole in SoMa, Cuts Power to Thousands (CBS)
- Bay Area DUI Arrests Down Over Holidays This Year (KTVU)
- SMART Begins Rail Construction in Marin County (CBS)
- Devil’s Slide Bypass Tunnel to Open Early 2013 (SFGate)
- Elderly Fremont Driver Drives Down Railroad Tracks, Continues Until Stuck, Stops Train (CoCo Times)
- What to Do If Transit Isn’t Convenient — The Cap’n Transit Flowchart
- Atlantic Cities: Transit Ridership Doesn’t Depend on Strength of Business Districts
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