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    • MTC, Regional Transit Operators Want Local Control of Taxes for Transit (NY Times)
    • Sac Bee Op-Ed Calls for Broad National Infrastructure Vision, Steady Transit Funding
    • CA Transit Projects Seen as Model for National Transit Funding (SF Gate)
    • High Speed Rail Bond Could Fund Local Operator Improvements (Examiner)
    • Examiner Looks at Pending Muni Riders Union
    • Mayor Gavin Newsom Seeks Muni Rider for MTA Board (NBC, SF Gate)
    • 1st Sunday Street of Year Brings Large Crowds to Embarcadero (SF Gate, KCBS)
    • DPW Will Repave Portions of The Wiggle Ahead of Schedule (Bike NOPA)
    • Biking 250 Miles of the Bay Trail in Five Days (NY Times)
    • Cyclist Hospitalized in Berkeley After Hit-and-Run (CoCo Times)
    • SF Appeal's Entertaining Critique of Myopic NYTimes SOMA Parking Piece From Friday
    • Bay Area Bad Air Will Force Transportation Projects to Get Strict on Pollution (KCBS)
    • South SF Letting Red Light Runners Off With Mere Warnings (CBS)
    • Investigators Can't Replicate Runaway Prius Conditions, Drivers' Veracity Doubted (ABC)
    • Mr. Roadshow Looks Into the Difficulty of Shifting Prius to Neutral at High Speeds
    • London Gets Copenhagen-Blue Bike Lanes (Copenhagenize)

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