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    • After Woman's Death (Appeal), Supe Campos Calls Hearing on Parks Vehicle Use Policies (SFGate)
    • More on the Van Ness BRT Approval (SF ExamSFGate, CBS, KTVUSFBG); SF Examiner Backs it
    • Central Subway's "Connectivity" Funds Predicated Upon HSR That May Never Come (SF Weekly)
    • BART Labor Negotiating Meeting Called Off Due to Apparent Scheduling Conflict (CBS)
    • BART Creates Video Showing Bike-Toting Commuters How to Be Courteous (SF Weekly)
    • Stanley Roberts Shows BART Ticket Scammers in Action at Powell Station
    • BART Eyes Alameda for Future Station Location (Alamedan)
    • SFPD Can Now File Collision Reports With a Phone App (SF Appeal); Muni+ App Not So Good (Diaries)
    • Western Cesar Chavez Street Construction to Put a Temporary Squeeze on Traffic (Mission Local)
    • SFSU Students Designing Spots for Park(ing) Day (Xpress); Xpress Paper Calls for Transpo Subsidies
    • The Greater Marin: Bay Area Bike Share Should Allow Intercity Docking
    • Does CA's 3-Foot Bike Passing Bill Need Teeth, or is Its Importance Symbolic? (Cyclelicious)

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