Today’s Headlines
- Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Man at Third and Bryant Streets (ABC 7)
- Bogotá’s Gil Peñalosa Visits Sunday Streets in Its 5th Year. SFGate Remarks: Where’s His Helmet?
- N-Judah and J-Church Back in Service on Schedule (ABC 7)
- SFMTA Staff Joins Green Lane Project Launch in Chicago (Chicago Tribune)
- Muni’s High-Tech In-Station Cameras Spot Bad Guys, No Human Judgment Required (Fast Co.)
- Bay Area Leaders’ Tour of Dutch Bike Infrastructure Has Changed the Conversation (HuffPo)
- Alamo Square Residents, Tour Bus Companies Seek Solutions to Complaints (SF Examiner)
- Planning Comm. to Vote on Required Signage for Privately-Owned Public Open Spaces (SF Examiner)
- Seattle Plans to Build Seven Miles of Bike Boulevards This Year (KTVN)
- SFMTA Plan to Reduce Taxi Credit Card Fees Wins Few Fans (SF Examiner)
- Survey Shows the Obvious: BART Riders Prefer New Vinyl Seats to Old Fabric Ones
- 28 BART Escalators Are Out of Service (SFGate)
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