Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 26, 2014
- Man Driving Truck on Embarcadero Sidewalk Injures Bicyclist in Front of Ferry Building (CBS)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Critically Injures Man on Bike at Eddy and Fillmore, Dumps Car (SF Appeal)
- Drunk Man on Bike Injured by Driver at Great Highway and Lincoln Way (CBS)
- DUI Driver Arrested After Hitting Taxi, Sending it Into Fire Hydrant at Hyde and O’Farrell (NBC)
- New Survey Shows Most SF Voters Support Tech Shuttles, Charging for Muni Stop Usage (ABC, SFBG)
- Transbay Blog: Debate Over N-Judah Bulb-Outs to Save 16 Parking Spots a “Travesty”
- Text-less Billboards Feature Photos of Texting Motorists (Atlantic Cities)
- People Behaving Badly: Bad Parkers, People Hanging Out in the JFK Bike Lanes
- Amputee Veteran Stops in SF on Cross-Country Bike Trip (CBS)
- Oakland Councilmember Libby Schaaf Proposes Anti-Harassment Law to Protect Bicyclists (SFGate)
- Jenaro Delgado Tenorio, 67, Killed on Bike by Hit-and-Run Driver on Hwy 1 in Half Moon Bay (SMD)
- Marine Returns From Afghanistan, Killed on Motorcycle by Angry Drunk Driver in Fremont (KRON)
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