Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PST on November 22, 2013
- Man on Bike Critically Injured After Striking Car From Rear at Fifth and Bryant (SF Appeal, SFist)
- BART Board Approves Labor Contract Without Paid Family Leave Clause (SF Exam, SFBG, KTVU)
- BART Inks Deal For 365 New Railcars Scheduled for Delivery in 2015 (SF Examiner)
- Folsom Street Offramp to Be Redesigned To Fit Development Near Transbay Center (SocketSite)
- Central Subway Construction to Halt For Holiday Moratorium (SF Examiner)
- Muni, BART, AC Transit Could Get a Quarter of Bay Area’s Cap-and-Trade Revenue (Green Caltrain)
- Caltrain Service Disrupted After Striking Unoccupied Car in San Mateo (SFGate)
- Why You Should Stop Saying “Cyclists” and Start Saying “People on Bikes” (Gizmodo)
- Oakland Driver Killed After Hitting Tree (CoCo Times)
- Palo Alto Woman Dies of Injuries After Car Wreck in Menlo Park (Mercury News)
- Petaluma High School Student on Bike Hit by Driver (Press Democrat)
- Cars Saved Cities From Horse Manure? What a Bunch of… Well, You Know (Cyclelicious)
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