Today’s Headlines
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8:59 AM PST on November 4, 2013
- Driver Inflicts “Major Injuries” to Pedestrian at I-80 Onramp Near Seventh and Harrison (CBS)
- Bicycle Rider on Market Street Gets Wheels Stuck in Tracks, Hits Streetcar (SF Appeal)
- Two Largest BART Unions Approve Labor Contract (SFGate, AP via SF Examiner)
- Car Passenger on Bay Bridge Jumps Out, Gets Run Over by Van Driver (SF Examiner)
- Bay Bridge Bike/Ped Path to Have Limited Hours (KQED); Old Span Demolition to Start (Exam)
- SF Weekly Bike Columnist Compares SF’s 1896 Bike Network to Today’s
- Rec and Parks Dept. Fires Worker Who Ran Over, Killed Woman on Grass (SFGate)
- Palo Alto, Mountain View Considering New Caltrain Grade Separations (Green Caltrain)
- Caltrans Worker Picking Up Cones Killed by Suspected DUI Driver on 680 in Milpitas (NBC)
- Man Killed While Trying to Run Across 580 in Richmond (SFGate)
- San Diego Driver to Fight Ticket for Wearing Google Glass (AP via SM Daily Journal)
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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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