Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:14 AM PDT on May 15, 2012
- Police Seek Hit-and-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Man in North Beach (SF Weekly, KTVU, SFGate)
- More on SFMTA’s Completion of 15 MPH School Zones (SFGate, SF Examiner, WalkSF)
- Bartlett Street Plaza Design Workshop Tomorrow (Uptown Almanac)
- New Facebook Page Dedicated to Documenting Bad Tour Bus Driver Behavior (Haighteration)
- SFist Provides a Refresher on Public Transit Etiquette
- Sierra Club Director: Recent Bicycling Boom Only “Scratching the Surface” of Potential (City Brights)
- Roadshow: Appeasing Drivers Venting Over “Wasteful” Green Bike Lanes (Mercury News)
- CA Senate Passes Bill Increasing Fines for Drivers, Cyclists on Cell Phones (Press Democrat, Sac Bee)
- CHP Cited 5,900 Bay Area Motorists Last Month for Distracted Driving (Palo Alto Online)
- Schools in Copenhagen Have Scooter Parking Racks (Copenhagenize)
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