Today’s Headlines
- MTC Threatens Sanctions Against BART Over Clipper Card Integration (SF Examiner)
- SF Examiner Questions Use of Disabled Parking Placards by Muni Drivers
- Witness says Cops Should Not Have Shot Man at BART Station (Bay Citizen)
- Some Mountain View Electeds “Tepid” on BRT Lanes (Mountain View Patch)
- VTA Bus and Light-Rail Schedules Changing (Milpitas Post)
- Pinole “Snubs Regional Planning Agency” (Pinole Patch)
- CPMC Submits Counter Offer After Slamming Mayor’s Demands (City Insider)
- Berkeley Set to Loosen Sidewalk Seating Rules (SF Gate)
- New Novato Path to Give Bicyclists Direct Route Through City (Marin IJ)
- Silicon Valley Bike Charity Helps Fight Childhood Obesity (Mercury News)
- Researchers Study Heart Risks of Cyclists in Heavy Traffic (Bike Portland)
- It’s Barely Possible That a Highway Widening Isn’t the Best Thing for Los Angeles (NYT)
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