Today’s Headlines
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9:23 AM PDT on April 24, 2013
- Should Muni Really Be Footing the Bill for Costly Cable Cars? (SF Weekly)
- SF Students Pedal to Class for Bike to Work Week (Bay Bikers, Examiner.com, SF Appeal)
- BART Now Provides Crowding Estimates On Its Trip Planner (SF Weekly)
- Lamenting BART’s Unbuilt Marin County Line (Curbed)
- More on the New Book Street Fight: The Politics of Mobility in San Francisco (SF Weekly)
- SF Weekly Corrects C.W. Nevius on the Cost of Storing the Central Subway Boring Machines
- Marin General Hospital Wants to Expand With a Five-Story, 919-Space Parking Garage (Marin IJ)
- State Senate Appoints Malcolm Dougherty to Head Caltrans Despite “Repeated Problems” (Merc)
- CA Assembly Committee Passes Two Bills to Tighten Restrictions on Teen Drivers (Sac Bee)
- Sustainable Transpo to Get Largest Share of Cap-and-Trade Funds, and More Updates From Sac (GC)
- Study: Driving With Voice-Activated Texting Is Still Dangerous (CoCo Times)
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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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