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Friends of Caltrain Meetup

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From Bay Rail Alliance: Do you use Caltrain in San Francisco? There are lots of projects and decisions coming up affecting how well Caltrain serves SF. Proposed November ballot measures will enable San Francisco to pay its annual Caltrain bills without annual last-minute heroics The Transbay team is exploring ways to pay for and accelerate the […]

BREAKING NEWS: SFPD Hits Cyclist in Bike Lane

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This video just came in via the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and the San Francisco Bike Ride Crew. It’s truly nuts. An SFPD cruiser apparently parked in the right-turn pocket suddenly pulls out, swerves left and hits a cyclist. Streetsblog will post more information as it comes in, but apparently the cyclist is Tim Doyle, […]

This Week in Livable Streets Events

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Miss yesterday’s Sunday Streets event because of the rain? Make up for it next weekend with Sunday Streets in the Bayview! Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Tuesday: Oakland Public Works Committee Meeting – BRT agenda item. The Oakland Public Works Committee will discuss BRT as an agenda item before it goes to […]

SF Bike Expo

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"Come and join us for the 2nd Annual San Francisco Bicycle Expo at the Cow Palace November 21, 2009. Exhibitors include everyone from bike manufacturers, eco-friendly vendors, bike shops, teams, and advocacy groups. We are currently scheduling various events, bike demos and shows highlighting a wide spectrum of the sport including: • Bike Style Fashion […]

Walk San Francisco Annual Meeting

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“We’ll have Amit Ghosh, the Deputy Director of Planning from the MTA to tell us about plans for pedestrian improvements here in the City. We truly hope you’ll join us for this once-a-year event so that we can get reacquainted and talk about our objectives. Pizza and soft drinks will be served. “

6th Annual Peak2Peak Walk

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13 miles. 10 peaks. This is not your ordinary walk in the park. See the city like never before! On Peak to Peak, you’ll discover hidden stairways and explore new paths while raising funds to make San Francisco a safer, better place to walk. This is the sixth annual Peak to Peak, but we’ve got […]