Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PST on November 13, 2013
- Cartographer Creates a Simpler, Cleaner, Transit-Style Bike Map for SF (Atlantic Cities)
- Study in SF, Portland Finds Protected Bike Lanes Heavily Favored Over Conventional Ones (SF Weekly)
- Memorial to Be Held for Cheng Jin Lai (SFBC); Justice for Cyclists a Hot Topic at CA Bike Summit (LAT)
- Tonight: Join Sup. Campos for Meeting on Mission/Valencia Intersection Design, Muni TEP (Bernalwood)
- 99% Invisible Looks at the Devastating and Fantastic Plans for SF That Were Never Built
- New Downsized Warriors Arena Plan Reduces Parking Spots From 630 to 500 (SF Examiner)
- SFMTA to Expand Overnight Parking Bans for Large Vehicles — Is it Just Shifting the Problem? (Exam)
- Streamlining of SFMTA’s Block Party Permit Program Leads to Boom in “Stoop-to-Stoop Cohesion” (ML)
- SFPD Sergeant Who Drove Drunk, Hit Car in Inner Sunset Must Attend 90 AA Meetings, Rehab (SF Exam)
- GG Bridge Tolls Could Rise to $8 by 2018 Under Proposals to Be Considered (SFGate, Marin IJ, Appeal)
- Bay Bridge Drivers Knocking Off Poles That Divide Tolls Lanes, So They’re Being Removed (KTVU)
- Caltrain, SamTrans Still Left Without Stable Funding Sources as Ridership Grows (SF Examiner)
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