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    • SF Weekly Exposes the Shady Deal That Brought Muni's New Breakdown-Prone Hybrid Buses
    • Woman, 40, Reportedly Riding Bike the Wrong Way on Folsom Injured by Truck Driver (KTVU)
    • SFPD's Mikail Ali: Many Ped Victims Are Asian Immigrants Who Don't Understand Traffic Patterns
    • Chief Greg Suhr: "We Cannot Have the Perception That There’s an Absence of Enforcement" (CBS)
    • What SF Can Learn From the Netherlands, Where Cars Are Treated as Guests on the Streets (CBS)
    • SFBG: Police Must Crack Down on Red Light Runners to Protect Pedestrians
    • San Franciscans Are Overreacting About Ped Safety, According to This Weird BeyondChron Article
    • More From the Supes Hearing: Mar Focuses on Ride-Share Companies' Liability (SF Public Press)
    • Giampaolo Boschetti, Driver Who Killed Man in Crocker-Amazon, Owns Hotel on Market (Appeal)
    • C.W. Nevius Gripes About NIMBYs and Techie-Haters (SFGate)
    • FHWA Cancels Approval of Green-Backed Sharrows, Green "Super Sharrow" Stripings (CalBike)
    • Marin Supes Approve Contract for Bike Bridge Connecting Cal Park Tunnel to Larkspur Ferry (MIJ)

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