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    • Muni Switchbacks Down on Some Lines, Up On T-Third (SF Examiner)
    • Most BART Delays Caused by Failing Equipment (SFGate)
    • Castro Streetscape Project Complicated by Poles for Muni Wires (BAR)
    • Bulb-Outs in Market/Dolores Whole Foods Plan Go to Planning Commission Thursday (BAR)
    • Year's First Sunday Streets Draws Crowds for a Sunny Day on the Embarcadero (SFGateKTVU, ABC)
    • Plan to Replace Parking Lot With Park Under Central Freeway Moves Forward (SF Examiner)
    • Driver Kieran Brewer Pleads Not Guilty in Alleged DUI Crash That Killed Hanren Chang (ABC)
    • Freeway-Like "SFGo" Electronic Traffic Info Signs Coming Soon to Franklin and Gough (Hayeswire)
    • Bold Italic to BART: Solutions From Other Rail Systems Could Help Improve Bike Access
    • Oakland's Free B Shuttle Hangs On Despite BAAQMD Funding Cuts (Oakland North)
    • Daly City Car Crash Claims Three Lives, Hospitalizes One (KTVU)
    • Caltrans Proposal for 101 Interchange in Menlo Park Includes Protected Bike Lanes (Peninsula Transpo)
    • Sonoma County Supervisors to Consider Anti-Harassment Law for People Walking and Biking (PD)

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