Today’s Headlines
- Governor Vetoes Ammiano Bill for Camera Enforcement at Market/Octavia (SF Examiner)
- City Planners Present Revised Vision for Fixing Masonic Avenue (BIKE NOPA)
- 62-year-old Bicyclist Killed by Driver Yesterday in Atherton (BCN via CBS5)
- Memorial Ride Tomorrow Will Honor Cupertino Bicyclist (Merc)
- Driver Hits Pedestrian on Portola Drive (SF Examiner)
- U.S. DOT Awards Ca. High-Speed Rail a $194 Million Grant (AP via Merc)
- Sacramento Light-Rail Extension Hit with Delays and Potential Cost Overruns (Sac Bee)
- KALW: “Caltrain Riders Fight for Their Commute” (Interviews w/John Murphy, Shirley Johnson)
- Muni Drops Fee on Tickets Purchased in Muni Metro Vending Machines (City Insider)
- “Bikes Versus Cars: Who Pays Their Fair Share? ” (Vancouver Sun)
- SF Planning Commission to Find a “Development Home for Market’s ‘Orphan Block'” (City Insider)
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