- Voters Approved $75B for Local Transit Initiatives on Tuesday (APTA)
- Measure R Strong Almost Everywhere (Bottleneck Blog, MetroRider)
- Oil Prices Poised to Rebound, Says International Energy Agency (Grist)
- Everyone Get Ready! The LA Car Show is Coming to Town! (Daily News)
- Governor Mentions Raising Vehicle Registration Fees (Times)
- Latest Biofuel Craze: Tree Fungus From Patagonian Rainforest (Guardian via Planetizen)
- Transit-Friendly Republican Paul Weyrich for Transpo Secretary? (Yglesias)
- Prop. 8 Opponents Tie Up Traffic on Santa Monica Blvd. (Times, LAist)
Today’s Headlines
Voters Approved $75B for Local Transit Initiatives on Tuesday (APTA) Measure R Strong Almost Everywhere (Bottleneck Blog, MetroRider) Oil Prices Poised to Rebound, Says International Energy Agency (Grist) Everyone Get Ready! The LA Car Show is Coming to Town! (Daily News) Governor Mentions Raising Vehicle Registration Fees (Times) Latest Biofuel Craze: Tree Fungus From Patagonian … Continued
8:24 AM PST on November 7, 2008
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