Today’s Headlines
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9:01 AM PST on November 7, 2013
- With More Muni Trains in Service, the Reliability Needle Shows Signs of Moving (SFGate)
- You Can Now Get Text, E-mail Alerts for Delays On Your Muni Line (SFMTA)
- Have You Ever Had a Muni Driver Who Got Lost? (Muni Diaries)
- Traffic Studies, Surveys on Oakland’s Latham Square Favor a Car-Free Plaza (Oakland Local)
- More on Bryan Goodwin, Man in Wheelchair Killed at Market and Octavia (Appeal, CB, UCB News 2006)
- The Number of Golden Gate Bridge Drivers Cheating Tolls With No Plates is Growing — Fast (KTVU)
- Permanent Bolt Fix on New Bay Bridge Span Running a Month Behind Schedule (CoCo Times)
- Hour-Long BART Delay Possibly Due to Pedestrian Killed on Freeway in Walnut Creek (SF Appeal)
- Assembly Committee to Grill BART Today on Worker Safety Practices After Deaths (CoCo Times, SFBG)
- Some Nice Retorts to the Haters of San Jose’s Hedding Street Bike Lanes (Mercury Roadshow)
- Drunk Driver Who Killed Couple in Menlo Park Goes to Court (SM Daily); Witness Sought (Almanac)
- Vibrant Bay Area: To Help Keep Bay Area Rents Low, Take After DC and Develop Around Transit Hubs
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