Commuters See Freeway Link Cut Time To San Francisco
Francis Haven of Hayward describes a daily car pool of five driving the 0 mile Bay crossing. The new East Shore Freeway section in Oakland speeds trips toward San Francisco with remaining bottlenecks near the Cypress Street overpass being addressed. Bowen predicts a 45 minute ride in good traffic, though parking and direct train links are urged to ease the commute. Bowen and his wife Frances have two children, Kenneth and Marilyn.
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Cambridge Ave
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Frances
Kenneth
Marilyn
Slow Drivers Lose Little Time, CSAA Survey Finds
A CSAA check shows pace and pressure in morning commutes barely save time. Paired drivers on identical routes to San Francisco yielded an average two minute gain for the faster driver, with total trip times and distances listed for Belmont Redwood City Orinda Richmond Greenbrae and Sharp Park. The study notes minimal time saved does not justify the stress and hazards of aggressive driving.
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July Signup On Truck Fee Announces Quarterly Renewal
Owners of commercial vehicles subject to weight fees may renew for the third quarter of 1957 during the first five days of July. Paul Mason, Director of Motor Vehicles, said DMV offices are equipped to issue the special quarter tabs and certificates. The quarterly option covers about 20,000 vehicles, many seasonally operated. Failure to renew within the period requires surrender of the option and registration for the rest of the year.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Farm Efficiency To Lower Prices
University of Illinois economist Broadbent says more efficient poultry farmers will receive lower prices as they produce more with less feed. The report notes that broilers yield 100 pounds of chicken with under 275 pounds of feed, while hog-raisers need 426 pounds for the same output. The piece also mentions students from Michgan State and Wellesley College in separate travels.
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