Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:49 AM PDT on May 9, 2012
- 20 Percent Bike Trips by 2020: What’s Holding SF Back? (SFBG)
- Get Ready for Bike to Work Day Tomorrow (SF Examiner, East Bay Express)
- The Bold Italic Showcases Some of SF’s Emerging Bicycle Delivery Businesses
- Concord Girl Seriously Injured by Hit-and-Run Driver (KTVU, CoCo Times)
- Albany Woman, 66, Killed by Truck Driver (Albany Patch)
- East Bay BRT Faces Challenges at Oakland City Council in June (East Bay Express)
- Oakland City Council Approves Bike Lane Projects Removing Parking and Traffic Lanes (EBBC)
- Advocates Point to Successful Marin Bike/Ped Paths at Congressional Transpo Bill Hearing (SFGate)
- One Year Later: What Bay Area Leaders Took Away From NL Bike Infrastructure Tour (Beyond Chron)
- Early Education in the Netherlands Key to Improving Cyclist-Driver Relations (Atlantic Cities)
- Carpools Drop on Bay Area Bridges After Toll (SF Examiner)
- Roadshow: Setting the Record Straight on Road Rules for Motorists, Bicycle Riders (Mercury News)
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