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    • Woman, 78, Hospitalized by Driver at Sunset and Wawona in the Outer Sunset (SF Appeal)
    • More Than 12,000 SF Students Expected to Walk and Roll to School Wednesday (SF Examiner)
    • SFMTA Posts Survey on Proposed Greening, Traffic Calming Improvements on the Wiggle
    • We Can Dream: SF Weekly Spots Possible Parking Ticket on Cop Cruiser, SFPD: No Way; Probably Fake
    • BART Unions Don't Issue 72-Hour Strike Notice  (SFGateABC); Chron: Unions Need to Face Reality
    • BART Lets Riders Test New Seats for Future Trains This Week (NBC)
    • UC Berkeley's "Shared-Use Mobility Summit" to Look into the Future of Car-Share, Bike-Share
    • Friends of Caltrain to Host Forum on Potential Issues of Level Boarding, Sharing Platforms With HSR
    • Marinwood Drivers Continue to Ignore New Ban on Freeway Cut-Thrus (People Behaving Badly)
    • CHP to Let Loved Ones Mourn Traffic Victims on Old Span of Bay Bridge (SFGate)
    • Shama Ayyad, 66, Killed by Driver in San Mateo Crosswalk (Mercury News)
    • Stanford Student Zachary Katz Arrested for DUI Crash on 101 That Killed One, Hospitalized Two (SM)

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