- J-Church LRV Collides with Historic Streetcar; Three Injured (SF Gate, SF Appeal)
- Deep Service Cuts, Fare Hikes Likely Back on Table In Light of Muni Operators' Rejection (SF Exam)
- More on Mayor Newsom's Efforts to Get Muni Operators to Reconsider (SF Gate)
- The Snitch Gets Reaction on the TWU Vote from Former Supes Prez Aaron Peskin
- Merc: "BART's $70 Million Loss in Airport Connector Funds is Boon for Transit Agencies"
- Cyclist "Taking Up the Entire Lane" Killed by Driver in Covelo (Redwood Times)
- Taxi Driver Who Injured Bicyclist at Fell/Masonic Not Cited (BIKE NOPA)
- TIGER Grant to Help Build Portland's First Two-Way Cycle Track (Bike Portland)
- North America's Biggest Year-Round Bike-Share Debuts in Mexico City (Bike-Sharing Blog)
- Palo Alto Requests More Time to Review High-Speed Rail (Merc)
- MTC Pledges to Help SMART Find Money for Larkspur to Cloverdale Line (Marin IJ, BCN via CBS5)
- Tom Vanderbilt: Making Toyotas Safer Is Easy; Making Safer Drivers is the Tough Part (Slate)
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