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9:13 AM PST on February 2, 2010

    • Los Gatos Cyclist Killed by Driver Had 7-year-old Daughter; Driver Probed for Drugs, Alcohol (Merc)
    • Well-Known Nevada County Bicyclist Killed by Driver on Hwy 174 (The Union)
    • Traffic Injustice: Why Can't We Do Anything About the 700 Annual Bicyclist Deaths? (Bicycling)
    • Mayor's Office Claims Muni Fail Tweets Aren't Overwhelming His Account: Time to Tweet! (Autopia)
    • Newsom: Elsbernd Proposal Making It Tough for Muni to Secure Labor Concessions (City Insider) 
    • Central Subway, Van Ness BRT, AC Transit to Get Federal Transpo Funding (SF Gate)
    • New Toyota Dealership Opens in Oakland: KCBS Gives Glowing Coverage; ABC7 Takes Recall Angle
    • Merc Editorial: "VTA Can't Just Cut Costs, It Has to Innovate" 
    • Oakland Tribune Editorial Calls on BART to Review What Went Wrong at West Dublin Station
    • Parking Fees to Rise in Beijing (CRI English)
    • Melbourne's Swanston Street Goes Car-Free (Herald Sun)
    • NYT: Success of Car-Free Times Square Hinges on How Much Traffic Speeds Improved
Bryan Goebel
Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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