Today’s Headlines
Better Market Street Planners Propose Option With Bikeway on Mission, Not Market (SFGate) Supe Wiener’s Proposal to Allow Extra Parking for Car-Share Passes Land Use Committee (SF Exam) Proposed Dogpatch Turnaround Would Allow More Downtown Frequency for Central Subway (SF Exam) KALW Story on JFK Bike Lanes Strikes a Cord for Listeners Who Don’t Like Them Stanley Roberts Films Drivers Cutting Though … Continued
By
Lisa Ratner
9:29 AM PST on February 5, 2013
- Better Market Street Planners Propose Option With Bikeway on Mission, Not Market (SFGate)
- Supe Wiener’s Proposal to Allow Extra Parking for Car-Share Passes Land Use Committee (SF Exam)
- Proposed Dogpatch Turnaround Would Allow More Downtown Frequency for Central Subway (SF Exam)
- KALW Story on JFK Bike Lanes Strikes a Cord for Listeners Who Don’t Like Them
- Stanley Roberts Films Drivers Cutting Though Parking Lots To Avoid Red Lights in South City
- Private Shuttle Stop on Van Ness Ave. Approved at SFMTA Hearing (SFGate)
- San Ramon School District Gets Creative Teaching Traffic Safety (Contra Costa)
- Mercury News’ Roadshow Columnist Asks How We Can Alleviate Bay Area Traffic Congestion
- Woman Killed, 3 Injured in Two-Car Crash on 36th and Foothill in Oakland (CBS)
- Two Men Die in Pescadero Car Crash on Highway 1 (Contra Costa)
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