Today’s Headlines
Rampant Abuse of State Car Program by Upper Level Staffers and Secretaries (Times) Bus Bench Backs Expo Bikeway Metro Wants Stimulus Funding for Gold Line Foothill Extension (I Will Ride) HOT Lane Funds Will Lead to Lower Bus Fares on I-110 (Daily News) North Carolina, Flush With Stim Cash, Ignores Need to Rein in Costly … Continued
8:21 AM PST on March 2, 2009
- Rampant Abuse of State Car Program by Upper Level Staffers and Secretaries (Times)
- Bus Bench Backs Expo Bikeway
- Metro Wants Stimulus Funding for Gold Line Foothill Extension (I Will Ride)
- HOT Lane Funds Will Lead to Lower Bus Fares on I-110 (Daily News)
- North Carolina, Flush With Stim Cash, Ignores Need to Rein in Costly Sprawl (Citiwire)
- Engineer During September’s Metrolink Disaster Let Rail Fans Ride in Cab (Times)
- Feds. Looking Into Metrolink’s Safety Claims (Times)
- Even With Prices Low, Californians Using Less Gas (SacBee)
- Because of Cheaper Gas, People Using Transit Less (Daily News)
- Bill Requiring Drivers to Stop for Peds Advances in IL (Carfree Chicago via Streetsblog.net)
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Wednesday’s Headlines
ICE, K Line, Exide, Santa Monica, Pasadena, RV removals, smog, D Line, Burbank Airport, car-nage, and more
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