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  • DUI Driver Arrested for Critically Injuring 80-Year-Old Woman at Van Ness and Vallejo (BCN via Appeal)
  • Man Pinned by Trolley on Market Street (ABC 7CBS 5SFGate)
  • Muni’s 83x, A.K.A. the Twitter Bus, Begins Service (ABC 7)
  • MTC to Vote on $4M For Free Muni For Youth, $1M More Still Needed (SF Examiner)
  • Central Subway Tunnel Construction to Begin on Fourth Street (SFGate)
  • More on Broadway Pedestrian Improvement Plans in Chinatown (SFGate)
  • Mercury News Hit Piece on CA HSR Neglects to Mention the Costs of Highways
  • Nearly 100 Protest Car Dependency in SF’s World Naked Bike Ride (BCN via NBC)
  • SFMTA Eastern Neighborhoods Parking Meter Expansion Plan Inches Along (SFGate)
  • BART Making Progress on Fixing Broken Escalators (ABC 7)
  • Caltrain Budget Moves From Doom to Boom, but Forecast Could Get Gloomy (Mercury News)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Arrested for Critically Injuring Cycling Professor In Penngrove (Press Democrat)

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