San Francisco Chronicle columnists Matier and Ross report, “The latest study of what to do about San Francisco’s twisty Lombard Street cost $110,000 and kept nine city staffers and two outside consulting firms busy for more than a year — with the result being a call for even more studies. . . . Two suggestions in the new 76-page report that got a lot of attention were to implement a toll on Lombard and require drivers who want to negotiate the hill to make reservations.” [Link added.]
