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    • Celebrating Critical Mass at 20: Group Almost Takes the Bay Bridge (SFBG)
    • BART Releases Footage of Civic Center Brake Incident (SFGateSFExamBART.gov)
    • Board of Supes Approves RV Overnight Parking Restrictions (City InsiderSFExam)
    • Oakland Woman Critically Injured by BART Truck Driver (Oakland Trib)
    • BART Investigating After Person Found Under Train at Ashby Station Uninjured (CoCo TimesKTVU)
    • Family of Slain Concord Cyclists Calls for Stricter Deadly Driving Laws (CoCo Times)
    • Gov. Brown Signs Bill Legalizing Driverless Cars by 2015 (MercurySFExam)
    • Scooter-Share Startup Launches in Downtown SF Today (SFGate)
    • Oakland Police, Opponents at Odds Over Extending Red Light Camera Contract (NBC)
    • SFMTA Releases Survey on Improving Long-Term Bike Parking (Live SoMa)
    • Auto Safety Advocates: Why Do We Tolerate Traffic Deaths and Injuries? (SacBee)
    • Caltrans to Host Public Hearings on I-680 Toll Lane Plan (CoCo Times)
    • Cyclelicious Breaks Down CA Bike Commute Mode Share by County
    • SF Appeal Offers Tips for Making Car-Free Trips Around Bay Area

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