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    • San Francisco Parking Meter Rates Among Highest in Country, Alioto-Pier Aghast (SF Gate)
    • Muni Working on Multi-Modal Transportation App for Smart Phones (Examiner)
    • Golden Gate Bridge District Could Raise Fares on Ferries (Examiner)
    • Rob Anderson Vows Appeal to Bike Injunction Decision (SF Gate)
    • Cyclist Trying to Make Signal Crashed Into BMW, Admits Fault (Bike NOPA)
    • Nevius: Laws Are Already Enforced Selectively, So Vote for Sit/Lie Initiative (SF Gate)
    • Battle Over Tennis Courts and Views Stalls NE Embarcadero Study (Curbed SF)
    • Newsom Questions Merit of Tour Bus Noise/Idling Bill (Examiner)
    • Compulsive Crosswalk Button Pushers Defend Repeated Button Pushing. Really. (Merc)
    • VTA Pins Hopes on Huge Surge in Ridership Over Next Decade (Merc)
    • US DOT Secretary LaHood Participates in Walk to School Day (Fast Lane)
    • LaHood Pushes Back Against High Speed Rail Critics (CAHSR Blog)
    • Paul Krugman Wonders Why Republicans Loathe High Speed Rail (NY Times)
    • London Style Congestion Pricing, or Paris Style Capacity Reduction? (Transport Politic)
    • Currying to American Tastes, VW, Unfortunately, Makes Bigger Cars (WSJ)

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