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If you haven’t been following 511CC on Twitter, here’s what’s happening in Contra Costa County and Bay Area transit news that we tweeted or blogged about in the past week: Biofuel advance made in Bay Area, researchers say – Contra Costa Times BART cuts 74 mostly vacant positions – Contra Keep reading >>
 
Caldecott Fourth Bore Ribbon Cutting Ceremony held Friday, January 22nd State, regional and local representatives gathered last Friday for a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the efforts of many years of collaboration and tax payers who made the fourth bore a reality. The project which has been a vision for decades received the aid of the American Recovery Act funds, without Keep reading >>
 
If you haven’t been following 511CC on Twitter, catch up on your transit news for CC County and the Bay Area with this week’s headlines: Parking changes start Feb. 1 for Dublin-side surface lot at Dublin/Pleasanton BART Station – Bay Area Rapid Transit Water retailer opposes BART routes to Livermore Keep reading >>
 
After decades of waiting, commuters can celebrate the groundbreaking of construction on the Caldecott Tunnel Fourth Bore, scheduled for this Friday at 11 am. The project aims to alleviate well-known traffic congestion along the bottleneck between Orinda and Oakland by creating a fourth bore in the existing Caldecott Tunnel. The Keep reading >>
 
[ December 10, 2009; 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ] This Thursday, Dec. 10 at 7 PM, Caltrans will host a community meeting on the upcoming construction of the 4th bore of  the Caldecott Tunnel. Caltrans officials will be on hand to answer questions from the community regarding construction, schedule, time line and community impact. The meeting will be held Keep reading >>