Today’s Headlines
Muni’s 5-Fulton Limited Service Launches Today (SF Examiner, Hayeswire) After Bicyclist Death, Muni Changes Policy to Require Wheel Guards on All Buses in Service (SF Weekly) Tim Redmond: Allowing Driving Churchgoers to Park in Bus Stops “Would Never Stand Up in Court” Golden Gate Bridge District to Consider Toll Hike Options (KQED, ABC, SFGate, KTVU) … Continued
8:59 AM PDT on October 28, 2013
- Muni’s 5-Fulton Limited Service Launches Today (SF Examiner, Hayeswire)
- After Bicyclist Death, Muni Changes Policy to Require Wheel Guards on All Buses in Service (SF Weekly)
- Tim Redmond: Allowing Driving Churchgoers to Park in Bus Stops “Would Never Stand Up in Court”
- Golden Gate Bridge District to Consider Toll Hike Options (KQED, ABC, SFGate, KTVU)
- An Update on Caltrans’ Progress on Construction of the New Doyle Drive (ABC)
- More on the Dog/Skate Park Being Constructed in the Central Freeway Parking Lots (Urban Life Signs)
- Proposed 10-Story 16th/Mission Development: Parking Info (SocketSite); Tom Radulovich Weighs in
- Is It a Car? A Motorcycle? 7×7 Calls This SF-Based Invention the “Car of the Future”
- SFPD Officer’s Defense Against Charges in DUI Crash: It’s “a Medical Issue” (SF Appeal)
- Drugged Berkeley Driver Arrested After Hitting Three Blind People, Fleeing, Hitting Driver (Berkeleyside)
- Menlo Park Couple Walking in Bike Lane Killed by Repeat Drunk Driver (SFGate, KRON, KTVU, CBS)
- Cyclelicious: San Jose’s Cuts to Traffic Enforcement Leading to Increase in Deaths
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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