Today’s Headlines
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9:09 AM PDT on April 3, 2013
- SFMTA: Fell and Oak Bike/Ped Project Won’t Be Finished Until End of the Year (SF Examiner)
- Survey: Wider Sidewalks and Other Improvements on Castro Supported by 93 Percent of Respondents
- Five Caltrain Crossings to Get Longer Gate-Down Times to Reduce Crashes (SF Examiner)
- Richmond SF: Some Drivers on JFK Park Incorrectly, So “Clearly These Bike Lanes Are Not Working”
- The Four Tools David Chiu Carries to Get Around San Francisco Without Owning a Car
- Why One Polk Neighbor Wants a Safer Street for Biking and Walking (SFBC)
- Noe Valley‘s Vision for Town Square Instead of a Parking Lot Looks “Extremely Likely” to Be Realized
- SamTrans Schedules Now Available on Google Maps (Cyclelicious)
- Ammiano’s Assembly Bill Would Make Distracted Driving Easier to Prosecute in Crashes (HuffPo)
- Cost to Fix Faulty Bay Bridge Bolts Estimated at $1 Million (KTVU)
- How Mountain View is Providing Incentives to Reduce Driving in Its Development Plans (Pen, Transpo)
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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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