Today’s Headlines
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10:04 AM PDT on September 9, 2013
- Parks Truck Driver to Face Felony Charges for Running Over Woman (Bernalwood, SFGate, Appeal)
- ABC 7 Reveals Video Footage of Amelie Le Moullac’s Crash
- SFMTA Brings Back Embarcadero Protected Bikeway for a Week During America’s Cup (Cyclelicious)
- “Play Streets” Brings Some Car-Free Space to the Excelsior for a Day (SFGate)
- Bay Area Bike Share Proving Popular (KTVU); KQED Forum Discusses
- Stolen Bike-Share Bike “Concealed” With T.P. (SFist); Stanley Roberts Observes Stationary Uses
- More on the Bay Bridge Path Opening (Oakland North, SF Weekly, Stanley); How to Reach it (KQED)
- New Geary BRT Option Gets Coverage in the Richmond Review
- If Only All San Franciscans Were as Excited About Muni as This Four-Year-Old (SFGate)
- Crash Between Private Shuttle and Muni Streetcar: SF Weekly Calls it an “Allegory for Gentrification”
- Report: Stanford Has Avoided $100M in Parking Construction by Reducing Parking Demand (PTA)
- Gov. Brown Cuts Transit Pension Deal (SacBee), Cements HSR/Caltrain Track Plans (Daily, Almanac)
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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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