Headlines, February 6
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By
Roger Rudick
7:31 AM PST on February 6, 2026
- BART Stations That Could Close Under Doomsday Scenarios (SFChron)
- San Jose Mayor Warns of Transit ‘Death Spiral’ (Hoodline)
- Campaign to Stabilize Muni (Vanguard)
- More on HSR Track Laying Prep (Trains)
- Trump Cuts Blue State ‘Woke’ Transit (theHill)
- New Tech/Options on BART Ahead of Super Bowl (GovTech)
- How to Take Transit to the Super Bowl (SFist)
- New Bill Would Close Transit Housing Loophole (CalMatters)
- More on S.F. Shuttered Mall (SFChron)
- But I Saw a Cyclist on the Sidewalk (EastBayTimes)
- What ‘Mileage Tax’ Actually Means (SFChron)
- Commentary: Is Infrastructure Ready for AVs? (SFSpotlight)
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