Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:00 AM PST on January 12, 2011
- Metro Retires Diesel Buses (LAT, LAist)
- Box: City Should Better Manage Parking Structures and Have Transparent Process for P3(City Watch)
- Humpherville: City Should Continue to Subsidize Parking (City Watch)
- Long Beach Expanding Clean Truck Program for Ports (LB Post)
- Wilmington Schools Getting Filters to Help Mitigate Port Pollution (LAT)
- Santa Monica Puts Up the Charles Gandy Signal (SM Daily Press)
- The Source Explains Farebox Recovery Ratio
- Man Booked in Felony Hit and Run in Van Nuys (CC Times)
- Are London Streets Safe Enough to Meet the City’s Bike-Share Targets? (Economist)
- USC Is Taking Over LADOT Bikeways (LADOT Bike Blog)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Programming Note: The discussion of the city applications to Metro’s Call for Projects is being put off a day so we can discuss the city’s parking privatization plan and cover this afternoon’s City Council Transportation Committee.
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