Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on January 23, 2014
- Man on Bike Hospitalized by AC Transit Bus Driver at Folsom and Beale (SFGate)
- “Street Fight” Author: Private Shuttles Indicate Need for Better Regional Bus Network (SFBG)
- 80 Percent of Private Shuttle Stops Are for Trips Within City Limits (SFGate)
- SFBG: SFMTA Could Charge Shuttle Operators More to Use Stops Under Law
- SF Weekly: “Theatrical Outbursts” at SFMTA Board Meeting on Shuttle Fees Were in Vain
- Save Muni: Mayor’s Task Force Proposals Must Be Better Prioritized for Muni (SF Examiner)
- Former Streetsblog Writer Michael Rhodes on How TOD Can Help Address the Housing Crisis
- Coverage of the Vision Zero Rally, Last Week’s Hearing on SFPD Enforcement (BeyondChron)
- SFPD Says it Can’t Do Much About Bike Chop Shops if Thefts Go Unreported (ABC)
- SM County Sheriff Cracks Down on El Camino Real Crosswalk Violators After Man is Killed (SBP)
- Car Wrecks Clog 101 in Marin County During Morning, Evening Commutes (Marin IJ)
- CA Has Some of the Safest Driving Laws in the Country, Says New Report (SacBee)
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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