Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:06 AM PDT on September 11, 2012
- BART Extending Richmond-Millbrae Direct Weekday Service to 8 p.m. (BART.gov)
- C.W. Nevius Frets About Crash Potential of Protected Bike Lanes, Despite Lack of Crashes
- Muni Report Finds Poor Oversight of Maintenance Tools (SF Exam)
- KALW Visits Market Street’s Past and Future
- Bay Area Bike Advocates Share Ideas at Long Beach Pro-Walk/Bike Conference (Examiner.com)
- Driver in Fatal Walnut Creek Crash Had License Suspended Twice (CoCo Times, NBC)
- Santa Rosa Driver Pleads Not Guilty to Attacking Cyclist on Golf Course (Press Democrat, KTVU)
- Conflict of Interest, Insufficient Votes Invalidate AC Transit $13M Security Contract (Bay Citizen)
- Santa Rosa Reconnects Neighbors with Hwy 101 Bike/Ped/Auto Undercrossing (Press Dem)
- Split Between GG Transit and Marin County Transit District Could Impede Transfers (MarinIJ)
- Roadshow: San Jose’s Buffered, Green Bike Lanes Convince Some Drivers to Try Cycling
- BART Takes a Look Back for 40th Anniversary (Huff Post, SFGate)
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