Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
8:55 AM PDT on September 4, 2013
- Bay Bridge East Span Path Opens to Bike, Ped Traffic (SFGate, CBS, NBC, KTVU, Merc)
- West Span Bay Bridge Pathway Plans Proceed Despite Challenges (SFGate)
- Family of Amelie Le Moullac Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Truck Driver (ABC)
- Supe Kim Calls Hearing on SFPD’s Cyclist Crash Investigation Procedures (SFAppeal)
- Regulations Proposed to Address Rideshare Driver Safety Issues (SFWeekly, SFExam)
- Cyclelicious Looks at Real-Time Bay Area Bike Share Data
- New Bay Bridge Opening Day Sees First Car Crash, Speeding Ticket, DUI (MarinIJ)
- Larkspur Ferry Shuttle Service Debuts Ahead of Increased Parking Fees (MarinIJ)
- Abandoned Santa Rosa Highway Plans Set Stage for Greenway Project (PressDemo)
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