Today’s Headlines
Metro Votes to Build Now and Fundraise Later: 405 Widening Get Green Light (Daily News) CA’s Air Resource Board Up Low Carbon Fuel Requirement (Times) Goal of Clean Trucks Program Should Be Cleaner Trucks (Times) Joe Biden Spent Earth Day Talking Transit at a Bus Depot (Takeaway) Man Killed When Bus/Car Crash Pushes Car into … Continued
7:56 AM PDT on April 24, 2009
- Metro Votes to Build Now and Fundraise Later: 405 Widening Get Green Light (Daily News)
- CA’s Air Resource Board Up Low Carbon Fuel Requirement (Times)
- Goal of Clean Trucks Program Should Be Cleaner Trucks (Times)
- Joe Biden Spent Earth Day Talking Transit at a Bus Depot (Takeaway)
- Man Killed When Bus/Car Crash Pushes Car into Bus Stop (KNX)
- Gold Line Extension Will Be Bi-Lingual (Bottleneck Blog)
- White House Security Won’t Let Energy Sec Bike to Work (Grist)
- Stuck in DC Gridlock, Rep. Oberstar Can’t Get to Transit Presser (T4America via Streetsblog.net)
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