Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:05 AM PDT on October 6, 2015
- Geary BRT Draft EIR Shows 15 Minutes of Saved Travel Time, But Project Still Needs Funding (SF Bay)
- Gov. Brown Signs Legislation Making Muni Bus Camera Enforcement Permanent (ABC, SF Bay)
- BART and Muni Rank High on Transit Report Card, According to Next 10 (Biz Times)
- Bay Bridge Designer Warns Caltrans East Span Cables Subject to Corrosion Due to Leakage (Merc News)
- Oakland Environmental Groups Sue City and Developer to Block Coal Shipments (Biz Times)
- Berkeley City Council Member Proposes Removing Parking Minimums for Housing (East Bay Express)
- BART Falls Short of “Best Practice” Service, Especially on Nights and Weekends (GJEL)
- Burlingame to Host Public Meeting for High-Speed Rail Planning Tomorrow Evening (Green Caltrain)
- VTA Could Raise $170 Million for Diridion BART Station Through Value Capture (Green Caltrain)
- Solano County Driver Strikes and Kills Pedestrian (CBS)
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