Today’s Headlines
Decision Time for State Leaders: Save Transit, or Watch It Collapse (Sacramento Bee, Yahoo) New Poll Calls for More Police/Cleaner Trains on BART (Examiner, Chron) Should SF Close RV Park at Pier 94? (Chron) California Bill Would Prioritize Equity in Transportation Funding (California Bicycle Coalition) Federal Bill Would End Parking Minimums Nationwide (Reason) This Tahoe Distance … Continued
9:47 AM PDT on May 10, 2023
- Decision Time for State Leaders: Save Transit, or Watch It Collapse (Sacramento Bee, Yahoo)
- New Poll Calls for More Police/Cleaner Trains on BART (Examiner, Chron)
- Should SF Close RV Park at Pier 94? (Chron)
- California Bill Would Prioritize Equity in Transportation Funding (California Bicycle Coalition)
- Federal Bill Would End Parking Minimums Nationwide (Reason)
- This Tahoe Distance Trail Has a Half Dozen Crashed, Vintage, Cars (GATE)
- Elon Musk’s Tunnels Would Be Useful if They Lowered Cost of New Subways, But They Don’t (Business Insider)
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