Today’s Headlines
- David Chiu Calls for More Trials to Reduce Private Autos on Market (SF Gate)
- BART Tried to Organize Riders Against Protest (Bay Citizen)
- East Bay Ferries to Get Clipper Card Machines (SF Gate)
- NTSB Recommends Banning Cell Phone Use for All Commercial Drivers (NYT)
- Emily Dunn’s Family to File a Claim Against Muni This Week (SF Examiner)
- Investors Looking to Bring Light-Rail to Napa Valley (Napa Register)
- Three Brothers to Walk the Ca. High-Speed Rail Route (GOOD)
- Mission Loc@l: “Students Crowd Muni, Riders Roll With It”
- Heart of City Farmers Market Celebrates 30 Years Today (Beyond Chron)
- 112 Years Ago This Week: First U.S. Pedestrian Killed by Driver in NY (Wired)
- Bill Fulton Reflects on This Year’s Ca. American Planning Assoc. Conference (CP&DR)
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