Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Lisa Ratner
9:14 AM PDT on April 25, 2013
- Board of Supervisors Approves Resolution Urging Full-Scale Launch of Bike-Share (NBC)
- Man Hospitalized After Being Hit by SamTrans Bus Driver at Mission and Valencia (SF Appeal)
- San Francisco Bay Area Once Again Listed Among Nation’s Worst Metro Areas for Traffic (ABC)
- Semi Driver Making Illegal U-Turn Strikes Muni Train at Third and Burke, Injuring Three (SF Examiner)
- JFK Protected Bike Lanes Apparently Still Confusing to Visitors (SF Chronicle)
- First Central Subway Boring Machine Has Arrived (ABC)
- Powell Station Entrance at Stockton and Ellis Closed for Central Subway Construction (Appeal)
- Caltrans Still Figuring Out How to Fix Faulty Bolts On New Bay Bridge (SF Examiner)
- MTC to Vote On Reducing Retention Time for Clipper Card Data Over Privacy Concerns (SF Examiner)
- Racing Drivers Crash Into San Jose Home, Critically Injuring Family (KTVU)
- Vibrant Bay Area Looks At Ways to Accommodate Bus Transit on Freeways
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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