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    • SFMTA Board Gives Thumbs Up to Van Ness BRT Plan (CBS, SFBG)
    • Muni to Re-Arrange Seats on LRVs to Expand Passenger Capacity (SFGate)
    • Supervisor Wiener Calls For Hearing on the Feasibility of Bike-Share Expansion in SF (SF Appeal)
    • Urban Designers Draw Up Visions for "Life After Highway 280" in Competition (SPUR)
    • Sleeping on the Job: City Controller Audit Reveals Problems With Muni's Training Program (SFGate)
    • SFMTA Board Adopts Taxi Dispatch Service Standards (SF Examiner)
    • Five-Car Crash On Fourth Street Causes Bay Bridge Backup (CBS)
    • More on the Removal of Mona Caron's Duboce/Church Utility Box Painting (SFBG, Mission Mission)
    • Oakland Considers More Green "Supersharrow" Carpets in Traffic Lanes (Cyclelicious)
    • Aging Caltrain Cars Lead to Rash of Delays (SF Exam), Including an Hour Backup Yesterday (Appeal)
    • Palo Alto Council Split on How to Launch Program to Reduce Driving Demand (PA Online)
    • CA High-Speed Rail Groundbreaking Delayed a Few More Months (CoCo Times)

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