Today’s Headlines
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9:24 AM PST on January 28, 2013
- SFMTA’s Bicycle Strategy Calls for $200 Million in Improvements Over Five Years (SF Exam)
- Active Transportation Advocates’ Petition Calls on Gov. Brown to Improve Walking and Biking Program
- Ticketed Enforcement of Sunday Parking Meters Seems to Start Off Smoothly (ABC 7)
- SF Chronicle: Removing Hwy 280 “Worth a Study”; and More on What it Means for the Caltrain Yard
- Today’s People Behaving Badly: SF Homeowners Who Illegally Pave Front Yards to Put Up a Parking Lot
- Marin County Studying Bike-Share, Could Launch Pilot in Two Years (Marin IJ)
- Ming Yuan Zuo, 75, Killed by Driver While Crossing the Street in Palo Alto (PA Online, SFGate)
- Three Killed in Solo Car Crash in Foster City on Highway 92 (SFGate, KTVU)
- Hayward Plans Downtown One-Way Traffic Loop, Merchants Freak Out About Parking (CoCo Times)
- Planning and Conservation League Talks CEQA Reform (Examiner.com 1, 2)
- Copenhagenize Presents: A Short History of Traffic Engineering
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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