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    • Caltrans says It's Preparing for Another Bay Bridge Closure (ABC7)
    • CHP Increasing Patrols on S-Curve In Effort to Slow Drivers (KCBS)
    • Dave Snyder and Geary Merchants Prez David Heller Debate Geary BRT (Richmond District Blog)
    • MTA Releases Instructions for Muni Real Time Arrival Data (SF Appeal
    • BIKE NOPA Confirms JFK Drive Resurfacing Project in GG Park Has Begun
    • SF Examiner: "Redwood City Struggling with Rebuilding Downtown" 
    • SF Gate Op-Ed: "Candlestick-Hunter's Point Project at a Milestone" 
    • PA City Council Approves Affordable-Housing Complex in "Transit-Friendly Location" (Palo Alto Online)
    • PA Council Also Approves a More Ped-Bike Friendly Oregon Expressway Plan (Merc)
    • LA MTA Recommends Light-Rail Corridor Along Crenshaw Boulevard (LAT)
    • Menlo Park City Council Wants High-Speed Rail Underground (The Almanac)
    • 47 Drivers Cited for Breaking Cell Phone Law in Petaluma (Presss Democrat)
    • Sacramento Bicyclists Hold the City's First Tweed Ride (Sac Cycle Chic)

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