Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:37 AM PDT on April 17, 2012
- Sunday Parking, Free Muni for Youth Up for Approval Today (SF Examiner)
- Muni Makes “Stealth Service Cuts” by Skipping 35 to 40 Daily Runs (Bay Citizen)
- SFMTA Board Expected to Approve Muni Communications Systems Upgrade (SF Examiner)
- Ed Reiskin Suggests Restructuring Muni Fare Discounts Around Income, Not Age (SFGate)
- Community Organizers Make the Case for Free Muni for All Youth (SFGate)
- D5 Supe Christina Olague on Fell/Oak Bikeways: “We Have a Transit-First Policy” (Haighteration)
- C.W. Nevius Doesn’t Get the JFK Bikeway
- Driver Arrested on Drug Charges After Hitting Napa Cyclist, 77, in Bike Lane (Napa Times-Herald)
- Bay Bikers Blog: Concord Family Was Crushed by SUV, Not in a “Bike Accident”
- BART Hypes Its More Efficiently-Designed “Fleet of the Future”
- Muni Cameras Catch, Ticket KRON 4 Reporter Parked in Bus Lane (Muni Diaries)
- Music Video Released to Promote Bay Area Bike to Work Day (Youcanbikethere.com)
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