Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:25 AM PDT on October 4, 2012
- Pedestrian Critically Injured by Driver at Sunset and Irving (SFAppeal)
- Coverage of Yesterday’s Walk to School Day (SFExam, PressDemo, MarinIJ, SacBee)
- Biking, Transit Best Ways to Get Around SF This Busy Weekend (SFBC, Cyclelicious)
- SFTRU Releases Geary BRT Survey Results
- Supes Say Tow Site Lease a Bad Deal for SFMTA (SFExam)
- SFBC Offers a Few Tips From Its New Family Biking Guide (SFGate)
- San Rafael Pedestrian Injured by Driver in Chain Reaction, Hit-and-Run Crash (MarinIJ)
- Berkeley Preps for Spate of Bike Infrastructure, Policy Updates in 2013 (EBBC)
- South SF Planners to Consider Updates to Pedestrian Master Plan, Climate Action Plan (Patch)
- Internal Squabbles Block AirBART Clipper Card Integration (SFGate)
- Future Uncertain for Antioch Ferry Project (CoCo Times)
- More on Alameda County’s Transpo Tax Measure B1 (CoCo Times)
- Santa Cruz County Releases Promo Video for Fall Bike to Work Day (Cyclelicious)
- Sacramento Filling Downtown Bikeway Gaps With Road Diets, Bike Lanes (SacBee)
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