Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:18 AM PDT on September 19, 2012
- SFMTA Board Approves Masonic Ave. Redesign (CBS, SF Exam)
- SFMTA Releases State of Cycling Report, Showing Cost-Effective Growth in Ridership (SFBC)
- Golden Gate Bridge Phasing Out Toll Workers by February (Marin IJ, CBS, KTVU)
- Caltrain Adding More Train Runs Starting October 1 (ABC)
- South Bay Cities Scale Back El Camino Real BRT Plans (Merc)
- KALW‘s Crosscurrents: “Look Both Ways, Twice, When Walking San Francisco’s Streets”
- People Behaving Badly Follows Muni Inspectors Ticketing Fare Evaders
- Curbed SF Wants Your Park(ing) Day Photos This Friday
- Recent Cyclist Fatalities Shake Napa Valley’s Bicycling Community (Napa Valley Register)
- Sketch Released of Unidentified Man Killed at San Mateo Caltrain Crossing (CoCo Times)
- East Bay Officials Endorse Alameda County Transpo Measure B1 (Oakland Trib)
- eBART on Schedule to Open in Eastern Contra Costa County in 2016 (CBS)
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