Today’s Headlines
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8:59 AM PDT on August 29, 2013
- Driver Found at Fault in Le Moullac’s Death (SFGate); Suhr Apologizes for Sgt. Ernst’s Behavior (SFGate)
- Crash Footage Discovery Gets CBS Coverage, SFBG Calls for an End to Anti-Bike Bias
- Bay Area Bike Share Goes Live at Noon Today (SFGate,CoCo Times, KALW, SF Mag)
- Bay Bridge Closed ‘Til Tuesday (SFGate, ABC,KTVU) Bike Shuttle Still Running (Cyclelicious)
- Old East Span Will Take Three Years to Demolish (SF Appeal)
- SF’s Southeastern Neighborhoods Lagging Behind in Bike Lanes (SF Examiner)
- SFCTA Wants Citizens to Advise on a New Geneva-Harvey Bus Rapid Transit Lines (D10 Watch)
- City Hall Looking for Ways to Generate Funds to Keep Caltrain Afloat (Green Caltrain)
- Menlo Park City Council Votes to Add, Not Ditch Red-Light Cameras (Almanac)
- Fresno Bike Rider Catches His Hit-And-Run on Bike Cam; Driver’s Wife Denies All (KMPH)
- San Leandro Driver Kills Man, 66, on Bike (SFGate)
- The Suicide Swerve: You Know, When People On Bikes Swerve Into Cars for No Reason (Cyclelicious)
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