Today’s Headlines
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By
Lisa Ratner
9:29 AM PST on February 15, 2013
- For BART Board, Parking Hikes at Full Lots Are More Controversial Than Fare Hikes (SFGate)
- SFMTA’s Overhauled Traffic Calming Program to Focus Funds on High-Injury Arterials (SF Exam)
- Walkscore Ranks San Francisco 2nd-Best City for Car Sharing After New York (Curbed)
- EBBC Reports Progress for Bikeway Implementation on Upper Broadway in Rockridge
- Girl, 14, Killed by Driver in Crosswalk in Antioch (CoCo Times)
- Hayward Man Crossing Street Killed by Driver (CoCo Times)
- Bay Area Bicycle Thefts Have Doubled Since 2009 (CBS)
- Yerba Buena CBD Announces Portable Bike Corral Design Competition (SF Curbed)
- Lafayette to Upgrade Parking Meters to Accept Credit Cards (CoCo Times)
- Cyclelicious Shows Laborious Public Transit Route Riders Take From Fresno to Santa Cruz
- New MST Bus Line is First to Operate Directly Between Santa Cruz and Monterey (Cyclelicious)
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