Today’s Headlines
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9:25 AM PDT on April 1, 2013
- With Six Pedestrians Killed So Far This Year, Where’s the Leadership for Safer Streets? (SF Examiner)
- SFBC to SFMTA: “No More Excuses” On Installing Fell and Oak Bike/Ped Improvements
- “Save Polk Street” Leader: We’re Committed to Dragging Down Safety Improvements (Marina Times)
- Six Years After Opening, Muni T-Third Line Riddled With Delays and Switchbacks (Potrero View)
- Assemblymember Ting Backs Senator Yee’s Bill to Enshrine Double-Fine Zones on SF Highways (MT)
- BART Board Looks to Hold Some Meetings In the Evening (SFGate)
- Reminder: If You’re In a Traffic Collision, Always Report It (Examiner.com)
- Matier & Ross Ought to Do Some Comparative Cost Research: East Bay Bus Rapid Transit is a Bargain
- CA Police Begin Crackdown on Distracted Driving (ABC)
- The Greater Marin: “Ferry-Oriented Development” Could Boost Revenue for GG Transit
- Former High-Speed Rail Champions Turning Against the Project (SFGate, SacBee)
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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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