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Today’s Headlines

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  • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Woman on Bike at Oak and Scott on the Wiggle (Haighteration)
  • Man Killed by Driver Running Across Van Ness at Grove After “Altercation” (SFGate, CBS)
  • Mayor, Supes Call for Action on Ped Safety After Recent Deaths (SF Examiner 1, 2)
  • $1 Per Stop: Muni Won’t Make Profit on Shuttle Fees (SFBG); Chronicle Calls Them a “Helpful Step”
  • Tech Bus and Gentrification Argument Ensues Between Grist‘s Ben Adler, Writer Rebecca Solnit
  • Google Launches Private Ferry Service Between SF and Redwood City (CBS)
  • Sup. Farrell Wants to Legalize Garage Storage (SFGate), Maybe Ban Cars on Curvy Lombard (ABC)
  • SFBC Brings Bike Builds to Bayview
  • SF Cab Drivers Association: On-Demand Ride-Share Drivers Need Full-Time Insurance (CBS)
  • SFMTA Board Approves Incentives for Cabbies to Pick Up Wheelchair Users (SF Examiner)
  • Five-Year-Old Pacifica Boy Hit by Driver on Residential Street (CBS)
  • Meeting to be Held on Proposed Express Toll Lane on 580, Dublin to Livermore (CoCo Times)

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