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    • Driver to Be Charged for Slamming Into Car at Pine and Gough, Killing Boy, Injuring Two (ABC, KRON)
    • Man Rides Water Bike Across Bay, Claims It'll Be the New Transbay Commute (SFGateNBC, Merc 1, 2)
    • Mission Local Looks at the Dangers of Walking on South Van Ness Avenue
    • Supe Wiener Repeats: Bay Area Bike Share Needs a Corporate Sponsor to Expand (SF Weekly)
    • News Flash: Rise in Car Commuting on Bay Bridge Means Longer Car Commutes (SFGate)
    • Calls for Ban on BART Strikes Grow Among State Legislators on Both Sides of the Aisle (Mercury News)
    • Caltrain Looks to Buy Trains With Level Boarding, Despite Incompatibility With HSR (Green Caltrain)
    • NBC Looks For Answers About the CAHSRA's Questionable Selection of Contractor Tutor Perini
    • TAM Board Approves Funds for SMART, Bike/Ped Upgrades at Greenbrae Interchange (Marin IJ)
    • Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers Illegally Entering Bus Zone at Dublin/Pleasanton BART Station
    • In Atherton, Ped Killed in Hit-and-Run (KTVU); Passenger Killed in Car Crash (SFGate)
    • San Carlos to Use Parking Sensors to Help Enforce Time Limits, Still Won't Charge to Park (SM Daily)

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