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    • SFPD Launches Crackdown on Drivers and Pedestrians After String of Ped Crashes (ABC)
    • Drivers Hit More Peds at Hyde and Bush (SFGate, CBS), California and 17th Ave. (SF Examiner)
    • Motorcycle Rider Injures Elderly Pedestrian at Market and Sixth Streets (SF Appeal)
    • Big Rig Driver Hits Historic Muni Streetcar at Embarcadero and Bay, Injuring Four (NBC, CBS)
    • Isabel Huie, 84, Killed by Out-of-Control Elderly Driver in Chinatown, to be Honored (Examiner)
    • Sup. Kim Calls for Scrutiny of Ride-Share Drivers' Insurance Coverage After Fatal Crash (KTVU)
    • J-Church Line Blocked for an Hour Due to Stalled Train (SF Appeal)
    • Lombard Street Neighbors Complain About More Tourists on Foot, in Cars (SFGate)
    • Revised BART Labor Contract Signed by One of Two Largest Unions (SFGate)
    • Bay Area's "Banner Year for Transportation Improvements" All for Car Infrastructure (CoCo Times)
    • Gov. Brown Plans to Use Cap-and-Trade Revenue to Fund Much of CAHSR (SacBee)
    • Top 2013 Complaints From Mercury Roadshow Readers: Full BART Parking Lots, San Jose Bike Lanes

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