Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:10 AM PDT on July 24, 2012
- SFPD Seeks Hit-and-Run Driver Who Injured Woman Bicycling on Masonic (SFAppeal, SF Weekly)
- More on Local FTA Grants: Central Subway Not Included (SF Examiner, City Insider, Mercury News)
- MTC Approves Funding for Bay Area Bike Share Launch (CBS 5)
- SFBC: SFPD Should Target Enforcement at Most Dangerous Intersections
- BART to Add Concourse-Level Screens Showing Departure and Arrival Times (SFGate)
- Rec and Parks Approves ParkWide Bike Rental Station at Haight and Stanyan (Uppercasing)
- Tiburon Driver Attempts to Run Over Pedestrian Because He “Didn’t Like His Jacket” (MarinIJ)
- Santa Rosa Bicyclist Struck by Car Driver, Dooring a Possible Cause (Press Democrat)
- SUV Driver Runs Into Watsonville House, Blames Phantom Cyclist (Santa Cruz Sentinel, Cyclelicious)
- Palo Alto Approves Wider Sidewalks, Plazas for California Ave. Road Diet Plan (Palo Alto Online)
- SVBC: San Jose’s Buffered Bike Lanes Make for a Conflict-Free Ride
- Steve Wozniak’s Road Tips: Use Your Turn Signals (Mercury News)
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