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By
Roger Rudick
8:31 AM PDT on October 28, 2016
- SFMTA Blocks Bike Lane and Removes SFMTrA Safety Posts (Hoodline)
- Noe Valley Converting Parking Lot to Park (SFBay)
- BART Board to See Big Changes (SFGate)
- BART Board Approves Opening Books to Public (Examiner)
- BART Going Solar at Two Stations (KQED)
- 28 Stories Planned for Downtown Oakland Near BART (Socketsite)
- Who Does SF Blame for Housing Crunch? (Curbed)
- More Evidence Housing Market has Slowed a Touch (MercNews)
- CBRE Buys and Plans to Renovate Office Complex Near Walnut Creek BART (BizTimes)
- Sonoma Marin SMART Train Delays (MarinIJ)
- Analysis Omits that Private “Profitable” Transportation Runs on Public Infrastructure (Atlantic)
- Would Flying Cars Finally Mean There is Room for Bike Lanes? (SFGate)
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