Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Lisa Ratner
9:37 AM PDT on April 23, 2013
- New Bay Bridge Ped/Bike Path Won’t Fully Connect to Treasure Island Until Summer 2015 (CoCo Times)
- C.W. Nevius to North Beach Central Subway Complainers: “The Result is Worth It. Suck It Up”
- Extra Costs for Central Subway Contract Eat Up Half of Contingency Funds (SF Examiner)
- Drivers Who Park in JFK Bike Lanes on 4/20 Ignored by Enforcement Officers (SF Weekly)
- Safe Transpo Research Director: Federal Ped/Bike Safety Guidelines Will Help Save Lives in SF (Chron)
- Map of Schools Participating in Bike to School Week — Half of Students Live Within a Mile (SFGate)
- 8 Washington Developers Introduce Ballot Measure to Counter That of Opponents (SFGate)
- Bike to Work Day Approaching on May 9 (WSJ)
- On Berkeley City Council’s Agenda: Two-Way Streets, Parklets, Regular Sunday Street Closures
- San Jose Cuts Ribbon on New Bike/Hike Trail (Mercury News)
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