Today’s Headlines
SFBG: The Era of Free Parking in SF May Be Over, but MTA Has Some Bitter Pills to Swallow, Too Mail Truck Driver Badly Injures Woman on Bike in the Richmond (SFGate) Supervisors Campos, Wiener Picked as Chair, Vice Chair of SFCTA Board (City Insider) SFCTA Ponders Ways To Get High Speed Rail in SF … Continued
9:29 AM PST on February 1, 2012
- SFBG: The Era of Free Parking in SF May Be Over, but MTA Has Some Bitter Pills to Swallow, Too
- Mail Truck Driver Badly Injures Woman on Bike in the Richmond (SFGate)
- Supervisors Campos, Wiener Picked as Chair, Vice Chair of SFCTA Board (City Insider)
- SFCTA Ponders Ways To Get High Speed Rail in SF More Quickly (SF Examiner, BCN via SF Appeal)
- BART More Than Doubles Number of Electronic Bike Lockers (Castro Valley Patch)
- SMART Tells North Sonoma County Train Fans to Keep the Faith (Press Democrat)
- Bay Bridge Demolition to Last Longer Than First Projected (SF Examiner)
- Public Transportation’s Hidden Gender Imbalance (Atlantic Cities)
- Today’s Urban Planners Explore How to Facilitate Pedestrian Desire Lines (The Economist)
- Ten Lessons From the World’s Great Biking Cities (Grist)
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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