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    • Bulb-Outs, Push-Activated Ped Signal Being Installed on Sloat Blvd. Where Girl Was Killed (Lowell)
    • Beyond Chron Urges SF Leadership to Follow NYC's Lead Towards Becoming a Bike-Friendly City
    • SFBC Thanks Polite Wiggle Riders; Stanley Roberts Looks at How Many Drivers Give 3 Feet on Market
    • SPUR Takes a Detailed Look at the Plan for Van Ness BRT
    • Everett Middle Schooler: The Mission's Problems Are White People and Muni (Uptown Almanac)
    • Embarcadero BART to Be Disrupted During Deep Cleaning (SFGate)
    • Former CA Senator: BART's Governance is "Broken" (KTVU); Is BART's Wage Offer a Raise at All? (EBX)
    • East Bay Express: Watered-Down CEQA Bill Will Go Some Way Toward Curbing Frivilous Lawsuits
    • The Dubious "Safety"-Focused Marketing of SUVs That Can Easily Kill Children (Cyclelicious)
    • Center for Investigative Reporting: Earmarked Traffic Fine Revenues Go Up Without Gains in Safety
    • Palo Alto Unveils Downtown Residential Parking Permit Program (PA Online)
    • Novato to Hold Workshop on SMART-Oriented Development on North Redwood Corridor (Marin IJ)

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