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Kristin J. Bender

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Travelers can now get immediate refunds for canceled, delayed flights

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By Kristin J. Bender
| North Bay Business Journal Verified
A new federal rule aims to protect passenger refunds from airlines’ trying to avoid paying up. KRISTIN J. BENDER BAY AREA NEWS GROUP October 30, 2024, 10:21AM Updated 25 minutes ago 1 minute read Starting this week, airline passengers who have flights canceled or significantly changed will receive automatic cash or credit card refunds instead of travel credits.
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Q&A: Plan to bail out Bay Area public transportation would tax voters

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By Kristin J. Bender
| The Mercury News Verified
A roadmap to bail out cash-strapped Bay Area transit agencies and keep BART from falling off a fiscal cliff amid lackluster passenger counts and disappearing federal aid likely leads straight to taxpayer wallets. But just how much is a sticky issue that months of discussion has yet to resolve.
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Caltrans creates equity tool to learn from past infrastructure mistakes

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By Kristin J. Bender
| SiliconValley.com Verified
Mistakes of the past allowed freeways to run through minority neighborhoods, amplified racial inequities and created transit gaps, particularly in neighborhoods of color. A new tool developed by the California Department of Transportation seeks to ensure such errors in transportation planning and decisions don’t happen again.
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