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    • SFMTA Chair on Board With Ending Sunday Parking Meters, SFMTA Open to It (SF Appeal, KTVU)
    • SFBG: Mayor Lee is Pandering to Motorists With a Regressive Move That Undermines Muni
    • More on Lee's Ped Safety Press Release (Exam); Walk SF, SFBC: Where's the Mayor's Vision? (Exam)
    • SFPD Chief Suhr Acknowledges Drivers at Fault in Most Ped Crashes, "Cars Are Most Lethal" (CBS)
    • SFPD Traffic Company Commander Ali Blames 3 of 4 Cyclists Killed Last Year. What? (SFGate)
    • Athlete Meredith Kessler Appears in Court for Felony Ped Hit-and-Run Charges in South Beach (CBS)
    • Once Again, Stanley Roberts Wags His Finger at "Distracted" and "Jaywalking" Pedestrians
    • Sup. Wiener: 1050 Valencia Debacle a Prime Example of SF's Broken System of Housing Approvals
    • Study Says 30 Percent of Tech Shuttle Riders Wouldn't Live in SF Without Them (SFBG)
    • SF Chronicle Reviews Major Transpo Projects, Completed and Ongoing
    • New Santa Clara 49ers Stadium to Get 10,000 More Existing Parking Spaces (Mercury News)
    • Major Development Plans Around Millbrae BART/Caltrain Move Forward (SM Daily Journal)

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