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Today’s Headlines

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  • Anti-Displacement Activists Protest Google Buses’ Free Use of Muni Stops (SFistMission Local)
  • Supe Campos Wants to Find a Middle Ground (SF Mag); Matt Yglesias: What About Free Car Parking?
  • SFCTA Proposes Study of Replacing Northern 280 With Boulevard (Green Caltrain)
  • Green Caltrain Compares Transportation Funding Proposals From SFCTA, Mayor’s 2030 Task Force
  • SF Weekly: SFMTA’s Use of High-Speed Rail Funds for Central Subway is a Con
  • Jose Bolorinos, Cal Grad Hit by Hit-and-Run Driver at Oak and Scott, Still in a Coma (KTVUSFGate)
  • Some New Eye Candy Renderings of Geary BRT’s Proposed Design (SocketSite)
  • NYT Columnist Appalled by Poor State of Bay Area Transit; Is it to Blame for Gentrification? (U. Almanac)
  • Santa Clara Officials Say New Transit-Proximate 49ers Stadium Lacks Enough Weekday Parking (CBS)
  • Marin IJ Delves Deeper Into Proposed Golden Gate Bridge Toll Hikes
  • New Report Raises Concerns About Initial Bay Bridge Broken Rod Analysis (SacBee)
  • Walnut Creek Neighbors Want a Safer Intersection for Walking Students (KTVU)

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