Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
8:45 AM PDT on October 23, 2012
- DPW: One-Way Protected Bike Lanes Selected for Second Street (via email, no URL)
- SF Supes Ask for Public Hearing Before Free Muni for Youth Funding Allocation (SFExam)
- Bay Citizen Video Examines 38-Geary Driver, Rider Perspectives
- Concord Driver Gets 3 Years Juvenile Detention for Killing Father, Daughter Cyclists (CoCoTimes, CBS)
- Santa Rosa Pedestrian Struck by Car Driver on Saturday Dies of Injuries (PressDemo, KTVU)
- Pedestrian Critically Injured by Driver at Fourth and King Near Caltrain Station (SFAppeal)
- Windsor, CA Earns ‘Bicycle Friendly City’ Designation (PressDemo)
- Pleasanton Police Cracking Down on Underage, Helmet-less Cyclists (PleasantonWeekly)
- After 3-Foot Bicycle Pass Veto, “Jerry Browned” Now Slang for Unsafe Passes (NewsReview, LATimes)
- Opponents of CA Prop. 33 Claim It Could Lead to More Uninsured Drivers (CoCoTimes)
- Bay Bikers Blog Examines the Many Forms of Modern Bike-Share
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