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8:49 AM PDT on October 5, 2009

    • Newsom Says Streetsblog's Parking Story is "Factually Incorrect," Says "Blogs Often Are" (Examiner)
    • Matier and Ross Reiterate Streetsblog's Parking Story. Gav? (SF Gate)
    • CHSRA Releases Detailed High Speed Rail Alternatives Plan for Peninsula (Merc)
    • Mission Residents Concerned Over City's Five Year Plan for Mission (Mission Local)
    • Sacramento Installs Illegal-Right-on-Red Cameras. Hey MTA, How About Market/Octavia? (Sac Bee)
    • GM Sponsors Bill to Issue 65,000 New Yellow Carpool Lane Exemption Stickers for Hybrids (Sac Bee)
    • Do We Need A Technology Solution to the Distracted Driving Problem or Tougher Laws?
    • Toyota Recall Has Tragic Local Connection With Death of San Jose Driver (Merc)
    • Streetsblog Contributor Chris Carlsson Drops Bicycle and Public Space Knowledge in SF Gate
    • Is Moving by Bicycle the New Green Trend? (Big Green Boulder, via HuffPo)
    • Copenhagenize Identifies the World's Worst Bike Share System
    • Saratoga Springs Considers Lifting Ban on Walking and Biking to School (Planetizen)
    • U.S. Chamber of Commerce Contradicts Itself on Climate Change Legislation (NRDC Switchboard)

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