Today’s Headlines
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By
Lisa Ratner
9:27 AM PDT on April 11, 2013
- Driver Strikes Bicyclist at Valencia and 14th Streets (SF Appeal)
- SF Examiner Makes a Tepid Call for Safety Improvements on Polk Street
- Walk to Work Day is Tomorrow (HuffPo)
- Why is the Panhandle’s Southern Foot Path So Bumpy? (SF Chronicle)
- SFMTA Report: More Taxis On the Street Means More Profit for Cab Drivers (SF Chronicle)
- I Love Biking SF Compares Market and Mission Streets For Potential New Bikeway
- SF On REI’s List of America’s Most Bike-Friendly Cities (GJEL)
- 81-Year-Old Mountain View Woman Killed by Driver (Mercury News)
- San Ramon and Danville Study Shuttle Bus Options (CoCo Times)
- How Walkable Are Caltrans Office Locations? (Cyclelicious)
- MTC Looks to Shorten Time Period That Clipper and Fastrak Data Is Stored (Akit)
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