Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Robert Prinz
9:22 AM PDT on May 30, 2012
- CAHSRA Picks Former Caltrans Chief as CEO (SacBee, SFGate, SF Examiner)
- Red-Light Running Truck Driver Injures Cyclist at Oak and Franklin (SFGate)
- Memorial Holiday DUI Arrests Down 55 Percent in SF (SF Weekly)
- Examiner.com Asks: Should SF Parklets Become Permanent?
- SF School Principal Pleads Not Guilty to DUI, Hit-and-Run (SF Examiner, BCN via ABC 7)
- Concord Driver Still Not Charged for Running Over Cycling Family, Killing Two (KTVU)
- Cyclelicious Improves Its Bicycle Crash Map
- EBBC Wants the “Story of Your Bikeway” for Measure B Campaign
- Caltrans to Consult With Outside Experts on New Bay Bridge Safety (SacBee)
- Sacramento Experimenting With On-Street Bike Parking (SacBee)
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