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    • Two Men Critically Injured by Hit-and-Run Drivers on Valencia (SFGate, Exam), Oak (Haighteration)
    • SFPD Cracks Down on Drivers Violating Folsom Bike Lane After Stanley Roberts Points Them Out
    • Portable Bike Corral the Latest Piece of Yerba Buena CBD's Efforts to Enliven Streets (Business Times)
    • 54 Percent of City CarShare Vehicles Now Electric, Hybrids, or Plug-In Hybrids (SF Examiner)
    • Watch: Time-Lapse Video of Central Subway Tunneling
    • BART Considers Increasing Rush-Hour Fares (SFGate), Expanding Discounts to Teens (CoCo Times)
    • BART Tunnel Brake Incident Caused by Electrical Short (Appeal); CPUC Joining Investigation (CoCo)
    • San Jose Family, Friends Remember Teen Killed on Bike by Driver (NBC, KTVU)
    • Driver Pleads Not Guilty in Causing Colma Crash That Killed Three, Including His Girlfriend (SM Daily)
    • Study Sheds Light on Palo Alto Commuters' Transportation Habits (Mercury News)
    • In East Palo Alto, Some Residents Wish it Was Easier to Drive Less (Peninsula Transport Alternatives)
    • CAHSRA Board to Seek Approval Again to Sell Bonds After Court Ruling (CBS)

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