Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:10 AM PDT on July 31, 2012
- BART Rush Hour Bike Access Pilot Starting This Friday (SF Examiner)
- SF Weekly: Distracted SF Pedestrians “Just as Problematic” as Distracted Drivers
- Supes to Consider Waving Fees for Non-Profit Parking Lots (SF Examiner)
- Parking Meters May be Coming to SF Zoo (SFGate)
- SF Taxi Driver Robs Passenger at Knifepoint, Flees (SF Weekly)
- Santa Rosa Bicyclist Killed by Pickup Truck Driver (Press Democrat)
- Bay Citizen Examines Berkeley Bike Crash Data After Recent Death of Professor
- San Carlos Transit Village Plan Opposed by Residents (Mercury News)
- Hercules Completes Transit Center Property Purchase (CoCo Times)
- Santa Rosa City Council Skeptical of SMART Station Plan Despite Jobs, Investment (Press Democrat)
- State Parks Proceeding With North Coast Beaches Parking Fee Plan (Press Democrat)
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