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    • Despite Decline in Car Commuting, More Cars Being Registered in SF (SF Appeal)
    • BART Labor Talks Drag On (SFGate, SF Examiner, CBS, Mercury News)
    • AC Transit May Get Cooling-Off Period (Oak N., CBS); KQED Forum Discusses Both Labor Disputes
    • Tonight: Bay Area Bike Share Open House to Weigh in on Station Locations (BAR, Mission Mission)
    • Twin Peaks Neighbors Complain About New Trail That Separates People From Cars (SFGate)
    • SFMTA Board Approves Regulations to Crack Down on Illegal Taxi Schemes (Exam, Weekly)
    • Ticket-Evading, Scofflaw Car Owner Removes Wheel Boot: "It Felt Like Extortion" (Bold Italic)
    • goBerkeley Launches With Demand-Based Parking Pricing (Berkeleyside)
    • Elderly Couple Hit by Driver in Pleasanton Crosswalk; Woman Killed (KTVU)
    • Boy, 7, Struck by VTA Train in San Jose; Crash Deemed an "Accident" (NBC, KRON)
    • Driver Destroys San Jose Nail Salon (CBS)
    • Bill Signed by Gov. Brown Could Help BART Generate Revenue Through Tax Assessments (EBX)
    • Davis Lowers Bicycle Fines to Encourage Hesitant Cops to Issue Tickets (SacBee, Cyclelicious)

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