Today’s Headlines
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9:01 AM PDT on September 24, 2013
- Gov. Brown Finally Signs 3-Foot Bicycle Passing Bill (SacBee, Cyclelicious, KQED, CBS)
- Supervisor Wiener Calls for Transportation Audit of Warriors Arena From SFCTA (SF Examiner)
- Belgian Company Launches App for Bay Area Bike Share (SF Examiner)
- Driver Killed in Car Crash on I-80 Identified as James Tartt, 68 (SF Appeal)
- SFMTA Approves Crosswalk Along Dangerous Crossing Along Bernal Cut Path in College Hill (GPA)
- Adrienne at CYLRAB Not Happy With the Way SFGate Blog Used Her Photo of Her Family on Bike
- Huckleberry Bicycles on Mid-Market Looking to Expand (Hayeswire)
- BART Still Short on Trains Without Overtime Workers (KRON); Negotiations to Resume Monday (ABC)
- Oakland Police Arrest Driver Who Killed Man Pushing SUV and Fled (Mercury News)
- Byron Boy, 12, Killed by SUV Driver on Bike (SFGate, CBS); Pittsburg Toddler Hit by Driver (KTVU)
- SMART Gets FTA Go-Ahead to Develop Larkspur Ferry Extension for “Small Starts” Grant (Marin IJ)
- Marin Transpo Authority Must Select Greenbrae Interchange Plan This Week or Lose Funds (MIJ)
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