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    • SFCTA Board Approves Funding for Masonic, Second Street, and Other Safety Improvements (SFBC)
    • Two Injured, Including Driver, After Driver Jumps Curb on Van Ness at O'Farrell (ABC)
    • BART and AC Transit Both Brace for Union Strikes (KTVU, SF AppealOakland North)
    • Cyclelicious Lists Some Biking Alternatives for BART Commuters
    • SFBG Recaps Janette Sadik-Khan's Speech at Last Week's Golden Wheel Awards -- Watch it Here
    • "Street Fight" Author Jason Henderson on NYC's Dorothy Rabinowitz and Bicycle Politics (SFBG)
    • Muni Says It'll Stop Wastefully Idling Buses for Hours Every Morning... Again (SF Weekly)
    • KRON's Stanley Roberts Looks at People Biking On Sidewalks
    • New Traffic Signal Equipment, Curb Ramps Coming to Hayes and Gough (Hayeswire)
    • Muni's New Hybrid Buses Are Being Driven 1,900 Miles From Minnesota (SF Weekly)
    • Palo Alto Launches Design Contest for New Bike/Ped Bridge Over Hwy 101 at Adobe Creek (PA Online)
    • San Jose to Install Green Bike Lane on Hedding Street (Cyclelicious)

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