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By Bryan Goebel

9:04 AM PST on November 9, 2010

Muni Metro Problems Cause More Delays for Passengers (SF Examiner)
LaHood Warns Wisconsin Governor HSR Funds Cannot Be Used for Highway Repair (WSJ)
Legislator: California Public Workers Should “Not Be Above the Law” on Traffic Fines (Sac Bee)
BART Encourages Riders to Switch from the EZ Rider Card to Clipper (SF Examiner)
NTSB Holds Conference on Safety Risks of Older Drivers (AP)
San Bruno to Award $327,000 to Rebuild “Dangerous Rail Crossings” (SM County Times)
“Cycle Station” Among Ideas for Reviving Mid-Market’s Parisian Kiosks (John King)
Eliminating HFCs Under Montreal Protocol “Novel Tactic in Climate Fight” (NYT)
San Jose City Council to Vote Tonight on Zoning Change for Ohlone Project (Merc)
Masonic Blvd. Plan Would Include “200 Trees for an Urban Forest” (BIKE NOPA)
Despite City Hall Rumors, Mayor Newsom Not Vacating Seat Until January (City Insider)
SMART Board Votes to Build San Rafael to Santa Rosa Line First (BCN via CBS)
Cyclists Launch Petition to Reopen Pico Blvd. in San Mateo County (Cyclelicio.us)
SFMTA, SFBC Handing Out Free Bike Lights (City Insider)

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Bryan Goebel

Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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