Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:25 AM PDT on June 27, 2012
- SFCTA’s Market-Octavia Study Recommends Congestion Pricing, Ped/Bike Improvements (SF Examiner)
- Ed Reiskin: Parking Ticket Push Solves Both Enforcement and Budget Issues (City Insider)
- SPUR’s Misleading Flyers Say “Central Subway is Going to Extend to Washington Square!” (SF Appeal)
- Mission Local Details a Few of This Weekend’s Sunday Streets Activities
- DUI-Driving Principal Gets Plea Deal for Community Service, Rehab (SF Examiner, AP via KTVU)
- Bernal Heights Cyclist Struck, Injured by Car Driver (SFWeekly)
- Sonoma Cyclist Killed by Big Rig Driver Last Week ID’d by CHP (Press Democrat)
- Oakland Tribune Calls on Strava to Take Action in Wake of Bicycling Deaths
- CAHSR Proposal Shifts Focus, Funding from Central Valley to SF, LA (Bay Citizen, Examiner.com)
- Silicon Valley CEOs: California Can’t Afford Not to Build HSR (Mercury News)
- Unaware of Bicycles? Resort to On-the-Spot Ridesharing (Examiner.com)
- Grist Argues That “All Oil is Foreign”
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