Today’s Headlines
- Putting the BART plaza below street level was a bad idea (SF Chronicle)
- Will there be an agreement on CA transportation funding? (Landline)
- Caltrans admits that widening roads induces traffic....sort of (CityLab)
- Railroad line between CA and Oregon opens after 7-year closure (Register-Guard)
- Request for proposals released for CA road user charge pilot program (ITS International)
- Report: Comparing costs of road user charge vs. fuel taxes (Tire Business)
- Cyclists in Mexico City fight for the right to ride in safety (Guardian)
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