Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:48 AM PDT on August 31, 2012
- Dangerous Intersections Continue to Plague SF (SF Examiner)
- Pedestrian Struck, Injured By Muni Bus Driver in Mission (AP via KTVU)
- TOD Proposed for Empty Muni Yard at Balboa Park in Excelsior (El Tecolote)
- Stanley Roberts Details Dangerous Car Parking, Stopping Behavior in Sunset
- Richmond District: New Parklet Proposed for Clement Near 3rd Ave
- Buffalo Sharrows Found in Golden Gate Park (Uptown Almanac)
- Cyclelicious Shares Video of Unsafe Passes While Biking in Santa Cruz
- West Berkeley Residents Fear Possible Measure T Traffic Impacts (Mercury News)
- Amtrak Capitol Corridor Releases Draft Bicycle Access Plan (EBBC)
- Roadshow: New Keyboard Crosswalk in Hayward; Cupertino Driver Apologizes to Clipped Cyclist
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