Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Tuesday

By Damien Newton

8:01 AM PDT on October 14, 2008

Tuesday

LAPD Lets Buses, Other Cops, Run Red Lights (Bus Bench)
Down to the Big Two in Detroit? GM and Chrysler May Merge (NYT)
California Opens New Ethanol Plant (San Francisco Chronicle)
Obama Stimulus Plan Would Double Loan Guarantees for Car Makers (NYT)
Will Americans Stop Believing That Higher Gas Prices Are Here to Stay? (Time)
NJ Turnpike Authority Votes to Raise Tolls (AP, MTR)

Weekend-Monday

OCTA Ridership Still Soaring (OC Metro)
Are LA’s Parking Minimums Hurting the City? (Curbed)
Bus Bench‘s Simon For High Speed Rail and Measure R
Transit LA: Yes on Measure R
As Gas Prices Fall, Will Car Culture Rebound? (Daily News)

Friday

LAPD’s War Against Non-Drivers Continues (Angelinic)
Global Car Sales May ‘Collapse’ Next Year (Reuters)
What’s Not To Like About Metro’s “Congestion Pricing? (CityWatch)
USC Prof.: SoCal Trains Unsafe and Underfunded (Times)
Shares of Auto Makers Take Huge Hit (NYT)
Exhurban Nation Predicts Measure R Will Fail
Bike Commute Benefit Wasn’t Enough to Win Blumenauer’s Support for Bailout (NYT)

Thursday

Times Backs Measure R
Measure R or Massive Service Cuts? (MetroRider)
Some Supervisors Still Mad About Measure R Mailer (RonKayeLA)
Ports’ Clean Truck Initiative Running Smoothly (Journal of Commerce)
Feinstein Testifies at Metrolink Hearing (Bottleneck Blog)
McCain Took Time Last Week to Vote Against Amtrak, DC Metro (WaPo via Planetizen)
In Buenos Aires, Using Bike Theft Rates as a Public Safety Metric (Reuters)
Who’s Bucking the Bear Market? Bike Makers (TreeHugger)

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