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    • After Double Parking Hearing (CBS), Mission Bus Hits Car While Passing Double-Parker (KTVU)
    • SFPD Continues Wiggle Stings on Bike Commuters Before Hearing on Anti-Bike Bias (SFBG, Exam)
    • Perfect for SF: Bay Area Man Designs New Type of Electric Cargo Bike (ABC)
    • John Bela of SF's Rebar Spends Park(ing) Day in Copenhagen (Cities for People)
    • Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers Illegally Passing Stopped Cable Cars
    • Widower Struggles to Cope as Community Remembers Woman Run Over in Holly Park (KTVU)
    • Planning Comm. to Consider SoMa Office Building With Parking for 54 Bikes, 12 Cars (SocketSite)
    • More on SFCTA's Proposal to Move M-Ocean View Underneath 19th Avenue (Xpress)
    • BART Invites Riders to Try Seats for Future Trains (SFGate); Union Offers New Wage Proposal (CBS)
    • AC Transit Workers to Vote on New Labor Contract (Business Times)
    • More Coverage of Oakland's 40th Street Green Carpet Sharrows From East Bay Express
    • San Carlos Planning Commission Postpones Vote on Transit Village Development (SM Daily Journal)

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