Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:32 AM PST on November 13, 2012
- Redeveloping Parking Lots in the Mission: “Eradicating” Parking, or Making Better Use Of It? (MLocal)
- SF Examiner Highlights BART’s Two Newest Board Members
- Profit From New South SF Ferry Below Threshold for MTC Funding (SFExam)
- SFMTA Still Yet to Re-Start Outreach on Parking Meters in Potrero/Dogpatch/Mission (Potrero View)
- Installation of GG Bridge Moveable Traffic Barrier Delayed Until State Approval (CBS)
- SFBC to Give Away Free Bike Lights Through End of Year (SFWeekly)
- Mountain View Police to Crack Down on Drivers to Protect Bicyclists and Pedestrians (MV Voice)
- Opening of Devils Slide Bypass Tunnel Connecting Pacifica and Half Moon Bay Delayed (CoCo Times)
- Sonoma County Supes to Endorse Cyclist Anti-Harassment Ordinance (PressDemo)
- Santa Rosa Plan May Raise Bus Fares, Cut Service (PressDemo)
- Alameda County’s Measure B1 Trailing, Ballots Still Being Counted (CoCo Times)
- Mountain View Studies Bike Lanes, Traffic Calming Along Deadly Escuela Avenue (PeninsulaTranspo)
- Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers Still Violating Hands-Free Cellphone Law
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