Today’s Headlines
State Budget Crisis Threatens Measure R (Bottleneck Blog) Life Saving Technology Too Expensive for Metrolink (Times) Paper Wants Fast Tracked Crash Investigation (Star-News) An Introduction to CA High Speed Rail (Trains Are Awesome) State Seeking Ban of Texting While Driving a Train (Real Tech News) House Votes to Loosen Restrictions on Offshore Drilling (NYT) Biden: … Continued
7:16 AM PDT on September 17, 2008
- State Budget Crisis Threatens Measure R (Bottleneck Blog)
- Life Saving Technology Too Expensive for Metrolink (Times)
- Paper Wants Fast Tracked Crash Investigation (Star-News)
- An Introduction to CA High Speed Rail (Trains Are Awesome)
- State Seeking Ban of Texting While Driving a Train (Real Tech News)
- House Votes to Loosen Restrictions on Offshore Drilling (NYT)
- Biden: Obama Presidency Would Be ‘Most Train-Friendly Administration Ever’ (Politico)
- Hey Wall Street! Anyone Wanna Buy a Rolls? (City Room, Post)
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