Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:58 AM PDT on October 30, 2013
- Driver Hospitalizes Bicycle Rider in the Richmond, Flees, Gets Arrested (CBS)
- SFBC Continues to Call on Supporters to Urge Mayor, SFMTA Board to Make SoMa Streets Safer
- Man Relays Account of “Gnarly” Tenderloin Crash After Man Runs Into Road; Driver Leaves (MM)
- CBS On Rising Pedestrian Injuries: “One-Third of the Collisions Were Their Fault”
- Motorcyclist Sues City Over Firefighter Who Hit Him While Allegedly Driving Truck Drunk (SFGate)
- SFPD Shares the Faces of Known Bike Thieves and the Tools They Use (KTVU)
- More Photos Turned Up of Cesar Chavez (Army) Street Before It Was Widened (Bernalwood)
- Purchase of 50 New Hybrid Muni Buses Approved by Board of Supervisors (SFMTA)
- Survey Finds Bay Area Transit Riders Really Unsatisfied; SF Weekly Offers Some Silly Reasons Why
- Geneva-Harney BRT CAC Needs a Member (D10); An Overview of the State of Geary BRT (SPUR)
- Half of Giants Fans Get to the Ballpark Without a Car (Peninsula Transpo)
- In Mountain View, Making El Camino Real Bike-Friendly Will Be an “Uphill Battle” (Peninsula Press)
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