Today’s Headlines
- All Muni Bus Service Suspended After World Series Revelers Attack Vehicles Again (SFGate, CBS)
- Muni Makes Route Adjustments as Part of Transit Effectiveness Project (SF Appeal)
- Ribbon-Cutting, Block Party Today to Celebrate Castro Street’s Makeover (Hoodline, SFGate)
- KALW Profiles Prop L; SPUR Lists Five Reasons Why SF Needs Its Transit-First Policy
- SF Examiner Reviews Last Week’s NACTO Conference, a Gathering of National Transportation Planners
- Senator Mark Leno Considers Running for Mayor Against Ed Lee (SFGate)
- Study: 53% of Casual Bay Area Bike Share Users Don’t Understand Pricing Structure (Conversation)
- School Bus Driver, Station Wagon Driver, Motorcyclist Collide at Oak and Lyon Streets (CBS)
- Op-Ed: Caltrain Needs to More Frequent Service to Match its Connecting Transit Systems (SF Examiner)
- BART’s Oakland Airport Connector Could Open by Thanksgiving (SFGate)
- Decisions on Cutting BART’s Planned Alum Rock Station Moving Quickly (Green Caltrain)
- Oakland North Breaks Down What Alameda County’s Measure BB Transportation Tax Would Fund
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