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Today’s Headlines

Man Killed by Driver at Market and Octavia Was Bryan Goodwin, 31, an EPA Hearing Clerk (KTVU) Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Three Men Loading Truck in Union Square (SF Examiner, CBS) Poll Shows Promising Support for Bike Infrastructure Among San Franciscans (SFBC) Coverage of SFBC’s Winterfest Celebration on Sunday From KTVU Bike-Share May “Never” Come To Western … Continued
  • Man Killed by Driver at Market and Octavia Was Bryan Goodwin, 31, an EPA Hearing Clerk (KTVU)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Three Men Loading Truck in Union Square (SF Examiner, CBS)
  • Poll Shows Promising Support for Bike Infrastructure Among San Franciscans (SFBC)
  • Coverage of SFBC’s Winterfest Celebration on Sunday From KTVU
  • Bike-Share May “Never” Come To Western Neighborhoods, Says SFMTA Project Manager (SFBG, ABC)
  • Caldecott Tunnel Evacuated After Car Catches Fire (SFGateMercury News)
  • SamTrans Studying BRT Along El Camino Real, From Daly City to Palo Alto (SM Daily Journal)
  • Transbay Authority to Hold Meeting on Funding the Caltrain/HSR Downtown Extension (Green Caltrain)
  • Vibrant Bay Area Writer Makes the Case for Caltrain to Match Boarding Heights With CAHSR
  • Caltrain Bicycle Advisory Committee Seeks Members (SBP); Caltrain to Study Track Trenching” (PAO)
  • San Jose Drivers Vent About the “Nightmare” That is the Hedding Street Bike Lane (Merc Roadshow)
  • After String of Ped Injuries, Cloverdale Council to Hold Hearing on Dangerous Intersection (Press Dem)

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