Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PDT on October 3, 2013
- KTVU‘s In Memoriam for the Parking Spaces Lost to Housing, Bike Lanes, and Other Such Nonsense
- One Injured, N-Judah Delayed After Train Hits Left-Turning Driver at King and Third (CBS)
- More on the Buffered Bike Lane Coming to Folsom Street in SoMa (SF Examiner)
- Planning Comm. to Consider Development With 27 Condos, 32 Parking Spaces on Larkin (Curbed)
- Taxi Paratransit Assocation of CA Threatens to Sue Over Unfair Ride-Share App Regulations (Examiner)
- More on the Future BART Upgrades Under Consideration (SFist); Little Progress in Labor Talks (ABC)
- AC Transit Workers Reject Second Wage Proposal, Could Strike (KTVU, NBC)
- New York MTA’s Nuria Fernandez to Head Valley Transportation Authority (CoCo Times)
- TAM Approves $11.4 Million in Regional Tolls Funds to Connect SMART to Larkspur Ferry (Press Dem)
- Fremont Police Seek Hit-and-Run Driver Who Hospitalized John Vigdal, 56, on His Bike (CBS, CoCo)
- Menlo Park to Consider Banning Parking Spots in Bike Lane Near School (Almanac, Cyclelicious)
- Q&A on the New 3-Foot Bicycle Passing Law With Mercury News‘ Mr. Roadshow
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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