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    • BART Turns Over Investigation to D.A., Protests in SF (SF Chronicle) (SF Chronicle)
    • BART Board Creates Police Review, Asks for Firing of Chief, Manager (SF Examiner) (LA Times)
    • National Safety Council Calls for Complete Ban on Cell Phones in Cars (Information Week)
    • And Surprisingly, Many Drivers Interviewed by Channel 4 Agree with Ban (KRON 4)
    • Supervisor Daly Pushes Car-Free Market St, Transportation Authority Studies Feasibility (SF Examiner)
    • Newsom Axes 103 City Cars, Begins Negotiations with Car-Share Companies (SF Examiner)
    • New Muni Safety Ads Enlighten Pedestrians: Look Both Ways Before You Cross (SF Weekly)
    • Photo Essay of the 8th Annual Pantless Muni Ride Over the Weekend (Muni Diaries)
    • OR Rep Earl Blumenauer Boasts "Chock-a-Block" Bicycle Congestion in Portland (NY Times)
    • Portland, OR City Planner Says Bicycles the Future of Urban Transportation (Oregon Live)
    • From the UFO Bike Chronicles, Glowing Bike Lanes! (Dustbowl)
    • The Milky Way Transit Authority Map is Huge, Ever Expanding (arbesman.net)

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