Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:52 AM PDT on September 29, 2022
- Mayor Breed Seeks Fed Funding for Downtown Caltrain Extension (SFChron)
- Results of Chronicle’s Attempt to Ride All Transit in One Day (SFChron)
- MTC Adopts Transit Housing Policy (DailyRepublic)
- Retreading the Politics of High Speed Rail (SFGate)
- Rider Swings Axe at Muni Driver (KTVU)
- Car-Free Valencia is Back (SFStandard)
- The Mission’s Lousy Air (MissionLocal)
- AV’s Bring New Equity Concerns (Route50)
- Water Buses on Hydrofoils? (SFExaminer)
- Cable Car Gripman in Hallmark Movie (SFGate)
- Automobile Commuting Drops to New Low (NewGeograpy)
- Letters: Roads are for Cars! (SFChron)
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