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9:17 AM PDT on July 10, 2009

    • BART Unions to Vote on Labor Proposal; Won't Call Strike For Now (SF Gate, ABC7)
    • BART to San Jose Gets $40 Million from Calif. Transpo Commish (KCBS)
    • "Terrifying" Multiple Car Collision on Capp Street; One Person Hurt (Mission Loc@l, Mission Mission)
    • Bus Rapid Transit Can Save the World: TransMilenio Gets Full Multi-Media Feature in the NY Times
    • Obama "Stymied by the Usual Roadblocks" at G8 Summit on Climate Change (LAT)
    • MTA Committee Agrees to Temporary Closure on Small Portion of Mason Street (The Pedestrianist)
    • Will Oakland's New Downtown Plan Stifle Dense Development? (East Bay Express)
    • Sepastopol Crosswalk Where Girl Was Hit Has Long Been Eyed for Improvements (Press Democrat)
    • Progressive Blogisphere Swept Up in Discussion of Roundabouts (Yglesias, TNR)
    • Street Cameras Would Track All License Plates in Tiburon (SF Gate)
    • Design the World's "Next Wave Transportation Bike" (The Bicycle Fixation Blog, Bike Portland)
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Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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