Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Robert Prinz
9:25 AM PST on December 11, 2012
- Pedestrian Killed by Truck Driver at Market and Beale Streets (ABC, SFWeekly, SFGate)
- More on the DA’s New Traffic Safety PSA (SFWeekly, CityInsider)
- Construction on Ped-Friendly Jefferson Street Redesign to Start January 2 (SFExam)
- Supes Delay Vote on CPMC Development Projects Until 2013 (CityInsider)
- Bay Bridge Toll Plaza Getting Aesthetic Upgrade, All-Electronic Fare Collection Next Year (ABC)
- More Evidence that Street Improvements, Bike Lanes Benefit Businesses (NBC)
- Santa Rosa Motorcyclist Surrenders to Police for Killing Cyclist in Oct. Hit-and-Run (PressDemo)
- Concord Skateboarder Killed by SUV Driver in Crosswalk Identified (KTVU)
- Pedestrian Injured by Driver of Stolen Car During Chase With Oakland Police (KTVU)
- San Jose Police Still Searching for Driver Who Killed Man in Hit-and-Run Last Wed. (Merc)
- People Behaving Badly Spotlights Drivers Not Yielding to Peds on Millbrae’s El Camino Real
- Palo Alto Passes Moratorium on “Archaic” Exemption for Car Parking Minimums (Daily, PAOnline)
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