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    • Gov. Brown Vetoes 3-Foot Bike Passing Bill -- Again (CalBike, PressDemCyclelicious)
    • BART Releases Bike Pilot Survey Results -- Opinions Mixed, But Promising (SFGateSFExam)
    • Gov. Brown Signs AB 2245, Granting CEQA Exemptions for Bike Lanes (Cyclelicious)
    • Coverage of Critical Mass' 20th (ABC, CBSSFGateHuffPo, KTVU, Mission Local)
    • Is SFBC Keeping Its Distance From Critical Mass? (SFBG)
    • Gov. Brown Vetoes Fine Increase for Using Cell Phones While Driving (PressDem)
    • Novato Residents Mourn Death of Girl Killed While Biking on High-Speed Road (KTVU, KRON)
    • SFGate's John King Turns the Spotlight on the Second Street Improvement Project
    • After Repaving, Muni 14 and 49 Return to Mission St. With New Bus Bulb-Out at 24th (Mission Local)
    • “Pushing Helmets Really Kills Cycling and Bike-Sharing in Particular” (NYT)
    • Fremont's Mission Blvd. Getting Road Widening With Rail Separation, Bike Lanes (KRON)
    • Caltrain, ACE and VTA to Boost Service on October 1 (Merc)
    • New San Jose Railroad Pedestrian Bridge Honors Toddler Killed By Amtrak Train (CBS)
    • Oakland SUV/Truck Crash at 14th and Franklin Streets Injures Six (KTVU)

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