Monday’s Headlines
Speed cameras coming to SF; New statewide task force launches; Ride the bus, see a new LA; More
8:38 AM PDT on March 25, 2024
- SF to add speed cameras, but they won’t bring back a dead family (The Frisc)
- New statewide transit task force begins work (SPUR)
- San Clemente passenger rail service returns (LA Times)
- Ride the bus, see a new LA (LA Times)
- Berkeley’s Durant Avenue to get a bus-only lane (Berkeleyside)
- Bus drivers shortage leads to canceled trips in Santa Rosa (Press Democrat)
- VTA reexamining BART tunnel after seeing new cost estimates (Mercury News)
- Will Boeing’s mistakes help high-speed rail? (Fast Company)
- It’s hard out here for a pedestrian (The Cool Down)
- CTC delays discussion of funding for freeway widening in Yolo (Davis Vanguard, E&E News)
- CA needs to cut emissions a lot more (ETF Trends)
- Schwarzenegger, Fonda join fight against new oil wells (LA Times)
- Housing bills in Sacramento: Build more, build faster (The Frisc)
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