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By
Roger Rudick
8:22 AM PST on December 15, 2016
- Muni Fare and Policy Changes for 2017 (Hoodline)
- Raise Bridge Tolls to Pay for Transportation Improvements (SFExaminer)
- Brown Says California Will Fight Trump on Global Warming (SFChron)
- Update on California High Speed Rail (NYTimes)
- Planning Department Struggles to Balance Housing Needs in Mission (Hoodline)
- Converting Gas Station Sites into Condo Developments (BizTimes)
- DMV Says ‘Hold on’ to Uber Running Driverless Taxis in SF (SFExaminer, KQED)
- Reporter Gets a Ride in an Uber Driverless (EastBayTimes)
- Sightings of Uber’s Robot Cars Making Potentially Deadly Mistakes (Hoodline, SFWeekly)
- Man Threatens to Blow up VTA Bus (EastBayTimes)
- Another Pedestrian Killed in San Jose (Almanac)
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