Today’s Headlines
- Coverage of the Muni Transit Effectiveness Project in SFGate, SFBay
- SF Chronicle Hates the Idea of Raising the F-Line Fare
- SFMTA Survey Finds Muni Riders Dissatisfied With Cleanliness, Reliability (SF Weekly)
- Stockton Tunnel Closed by Water Main Break, Re-Routing Muni 30 and 45 (SF Appeal)
- Coverage of the Castro Street Redesign Groundbreaking and Rainbow Crosswalks (ABC, CBS)
- Parklet to Open at Octavia and Page Next Week (Hayeswire)
- Local Transpo Planner’s Time Lapse Video of a Tech Bus Stop Hits the Washington Post
- Caltrain Hits Unoccupied SUV on Tracks at 16th Street Crossing (NBC)
- BART to Release App That Allows Riders to Report Crimes Discreetly (CBS)
- Golden Gate Transit Gets State Grant for Onboard Security Cameras (Marin IJ)
- SMART to Halt Construction After Protests to Save Rare Redwood Tree (Press Democrat)
- Caltrain’s Efforts to Replace Train Bridges Lead to Disputes Over Neighbors’ Property (SM Daily Journal)
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