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    • Woman Killed by Shuttle Driver in Tenderloin Crosswalk Identified (KTVU)
    • Is the SFMTA's Tim Papandreou Interested in Becoming LADOT's GM? (Sblog LA)
    • Muni Coverage from Public Press: Muni "Drivers Take the Heat" Rider Discontent"
    • "Muni Planners Say Speed to Come from Untangling Messy Streetscape" (Public Press)
    • And More About Technology and Muni's On-Time Performance (Public Press)
    • Developers Moving Forward with Scaled Down Walnut Creek BART Transit Village (Coco Times)
    • Palo Alto Moving Ahead with Traffic Calming Projects (Palo Alto Online)
    • Wait Times Grow at SF DMV Office (Bay Citizen)
    • Siemens to Begin Producing High-Speed Trains in Russia (AP via SF Gate)
    • Transportation Professor Begins Study of Deaths on Caltrain Tracks (Stanford Daily)
    • SF Planning Commission Postpones Decision on Park Merced EIR (SF Examiner)
    • Earthjustice Petitions EPA to Address Holes in Plan to Clean up Central Valley Air (SF Gate)
    • London Driver Who Killed Cyclist While Drunk and on Cell Phone Gets 7 Years (UK Guardian)

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