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    • Disabled Train Causes Major BART Delays During Evening Commute (SF Gate)
    • Living in the O on AC Transit Cuts: "Losing the Bus That Allowed Me to Go Carless"
    • Driver Injures Bicyclist in Crash at Fulton and Arguello Streets (BIKE NOPA)
    • Portland Driver Who Intentionally Ran Over Cyclist Convicted of Lesser Charge (Bike Portland)
    • Ken Garcia's "Purely About Politics" Rant Against SF Supes' Charter Amendments (SF Examiner
    • Sit/Lie Facing Rejection from SF Supes; Mayor to Go Directly to Ballot (City Insider, ABC7, KCBS)
    • SFMTA Chief Nat Ford on SFPark and "How Technology is Making SF a Smarter City" (The Atlantic)
    • Barney's to Give Up Its Renovated Basement Space for Central Subway Project (Curbed SF)
    • 150th Anniversary of Rail Transit on Market Street Approaching (Market St. Railway)
    • Obama Visit to Disrupt Some Muni Lines (Muni Diaries)
    • A Crackdown on Segways in Copenhagen (Copenhagenize) Do We Really Want Them in GG Park?
    • Burrito Justice Urges Noe Valley Residents to Sign the Parklet Petition 
    • A Podcast Worth Listening to on 22nd Street Parklet: "Liberated Territory" (Jasper's Wardrobe)
    • Yglesias Reports on Shanghai's Contraflow Bike Lanes

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