Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:22 AM PST on November 6, 2012
- Muni Bus Vandal Pleads Not Guilty (SFGate, SFExam, SFWeekly, ABC, MarinIJ)
- Balboa Park BART, Muni Station Short-Term Improvements On the Way (SFExam)
- Muni’s 76-Marin Headlands Line Slated for Improvements (SFExam)
- Muni Riders Have No Recourse After Clipper Reader Tags Wrong Time (MuniDiaries)
- Bay Bikers Blog Suggests Cycling to the Polls for Election Day
- Overhead Wire to Round Up the Local and National Transpo-Related Election Results
- Bicyclist Struck, Seriously Injured by Car Driver in Downtown Oakland (Oak Trib)
- Concord Driver Who Killed Pedestrian Says “Sunlight and Condensation” Blinded Him (CoCo Times)
- American Communities Survey: SF, Oakland Have 4th and 7th Highest Bicycling Rates in U.S. (Merc)
- EBBC Helps Oakland Cyclists Light Up on Night After Daylight Savings (KTVU)
- AC Transit to Host Workshops on East Bay BRT Station Design (CoCo Times)
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