Today’s Headlines
Bill Allowing Extra Parking for Car-Share Gets Initial Approval From Board of Supes (KALW) Transbay Planners Debate Downtown Extension Alignment for Caltrain and CAHSR (Green Caltrain) Drivers Getting Used to Traffic Circle in the Richmond (People Behaving Badly) Golden Gate Bridge District Starts Educating Drivers About All-Electronic Tolling (ABC Local) Bike/Ped-Friendly Re-Design of San Pablo Ave. … Continued
By
Lisa Ratner
9:31 AM PST on February 21, 2013
- Bill Allowing Extra Parking for Car-Share Gets Initial Approval From Board of Supes (KALW)
- Transbay Planners Debate Downtown Extension Alignment for Caltrain and CAHSR (Green Caltrain)
- Drivers Getting Used to Traffic Circle in the Richmond (People Behaving Badly)
- Golden Gate Bridge District Starts Educating Drivers About All-Electronic Tolling (ABC Local)
- Bike/Ped-Friendly Re-Design of San Pablo Ave. in East Bay Needs Funding (EBBC)
- ParkSmart App Alerts Drivers About Street Sweeping Restrictions to Avoid Tickets (ABC Local)
- Cycleicious: Bus Rapid Transit is the Real Solution to Curbing Traffic on El Camino Real
- Developers Revising Plans for Empty Parking Lots on El Camino Real in Menlo Park (Almanac)
- Curbed SF Shares the History Behind the Names of Some of SF’s Streets
- Pittsburg Driver, 34, Dies After Crashing Into Tree (CoCo Times)
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