Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:32 AM PDT on April 10, 2012
- Two-Way Eddy and Ellis Streets Moving Forward (Transbay Blog)
- Mission Residents Blame Privileged Churchgoers for Car Parking Woes (Mission Local)
- Officials Suggest Using Transit During Doyle Drive Closure (SFGate, PresidioParkway)
- Pedestrian Killed by Pickup Driver in Mountain View (Mercury News, CBS 5)
- Oakland Bicyclist Killed by Woman Driving SUV in Reverse (Oakland Tribune, SFGate)
- Pedestrian Killed by Muni Bus Driver Still Not Identified (SFGate)
- Cyclist Who Killed Pedestrian in Castro Could Face Felony Charges (SF Appeal, KTVU)
- Concord Driver Who Ran Over Family to be Released From Custody During Investigation (CoCo Times)
- Recent High-Profile Traffic Fatalities Spark Conversations on Street Safety (KQED, GJEL.com, WalkSF)
- SF Chronicle: Nevermind the Statistics, “Too Many Bicyclists Are Out of Control”
- CAHSR Ridership Estimate Consultant Accused of Conflict of Interest (LA Times, AP via SFGate)
- Congressional Panel to Probe HSR Spending (LA Times, AP via Sac Bee)
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