Today’s Headlines

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By Robert Prinz

9:14 AM PDT on May 16, 2012

11-Day Construction to Detour Muni, Bikes at Church and Duboce (SF Examiner, SFAppeal, SFMTA)
Cyclist Assaulted by Car Driver and Passenger at Scott and Fell (SFist)
SFCTA Committee Approves $400k for Free Muni for Youth Program (SF Examiner)
Van Ness BRT Design Unanimously Approved by SFMTA Board (SF Examiner)
Change Your Life Ride a Bike Spies More “Super Sharrows” Painted on the Wiggle
Distracted Driving Simulator Convinces Teens to Stop Texting (SF Examiner)
San Jose Cyclist, 18, Killed by Car Driver (Mercury News)
Danville Woman in Crosswalk Hit by Driver (CoCo Times)
Richmond “Ride of Silence” to Honor Bike Crash Victims (BCN via CoCo Times)
New East Bay-South SF Ferry Service to Start June 4 (Oakland Tribune)
Palo Alto Bikeway, Bay Trail Gap Closure Plan Would Invest $7M (Cyclelicious)
Napa, Sonoma Counties Have Highest Traffic Fatality Rates in Bay Area (GJEL Blog)
SFist Continues Etiquette Lessons With Walking Tips

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