Category: Transportation Infrastructure

  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 30, 2018
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Transportation News for July 30, 2018

San Francisco Chronicle: City-sanctioned report finds SF has some of the worst public transit of major metros San Francisco Chronicle: Powell Street turntable: San Francisco’s most popular cable car pickup spot through the years San Francisco Chronicle: BART extension to Antioch so popular there’s no room at the station to park San Francisco Chronicle: Editorial: BART’s big crime wave  […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 27, 2018
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Transportation News for July 27, 2018

San Francisco Chronicle: Megaregion a vision for redistributing the California dream San Francisco Chronicle: Golden Gate Bridge inspection report: good structural shape, needs cosmetic touch-ups Mercury News: Meters to San Mateo Bridge will remain dark for many years Curbed: Muni buses slower, more prone to malfunction than almost any other city Sacramento Bee: Want to convince California voters to keep […]

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The Messenger for July 2018

  July 2018    Join us for an Open House: Improving Street Safety in SoMa  Transportation Authority staff are working to improve street safety at 10 intersections in the South of Market neighborhood where freeway on- or off-ramps meet city streets. Our project team spent the past few months gathering feedback by meeting with the community […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 26, 2018
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Transportation News for July 26, 2018

San Francisco Chronicle: Transportation exec Steve Heminger, head of MTC, to retire in 2019  San Francisco Business Times: Head of Bay Area’s regional transportation agency to retire  East Bay Times: Outgoing SPUR director explains what’s wrong with the Bay Area today  East Bay Times: Milpitas Police Chief prepares for new BART station  Mercury News: Willow Glen road diet update: Roadshow  […]

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Shuster proposal aims to ‘reignite’ reform efforts

INFRASTRUCTURE Shuster proposal aims to ‘reignite’ reform efforts Maxine Joselow, E&E News reporter Published: Tuesday, July 24, 2018   House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) yesterday released a draft infrastructure bill in an effort to reinvigorate stalled momentum on the issue.   The draft language contains a plethora of proposals for addressing the nation’s “crumbling […]

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