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By Bryan Goebel

8:58 AM PST on November 15, 2010

Unbelievable: Connecticut Driver Who Killed Young Bicyclist Sues the Victim’s Family (AP)
SF Examiner Frames Plans to Increase Transit and Bike Lanes as “Battle to Be King of the Road”
Berkeley to Install Speed Tables; The Chronicle Calls It “New Way to Torment Motorists”
SFMTA Racing to Find Funding for Central Subway to Meet FTA Deadline (SF Gate)
SF Supes to Consider Contract to Repair Damaged Muni Light-Rail Vehicles (SF Examiner)
Cable Car Operator Gravely Injured in Stabbing Near Chinatown (ABC7)
Mr. Roadshow Needs to Go for a Bike Ride or Two (Mercury News)
SF Gets $2.7 Million Grant to Convert Parking Lot into Park at 17th & Folsom (Curbed SF)
Under Pressure from Developers Who Paid Fees, San Jose to Consider Lifting Ban on New Parks (Merc)
Growing Movement to Connect Health and City Planning in California (Sac Bee)
Central Valley School Tells Young Teen He Can’t Fly U.S. Flag on His Bicycle (Fox 40 via Cyclelicio.us)
Museum Features O’Shaughnessy’s Map of SF’s Street Railways (Market St. Railway)
Santa Rosa Avenue Road Diet Would Remove One Lane Instead of Two (Press Democrat)
The Voice of NYC’s Subways Lives in Maine and Has Never Taken the Subway (NYT)

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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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