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    • 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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