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  • Elderly Man Injured by Driver in Bayview Saturday Had Just Exited Muni Bus (SF Weekly)
  • SFMTA Board to Consider Vision Zero (SF Examiner), Bike/Ped Funding in Budget Today (SFBC)
  • BeyondChron: If SFMTA Can’t Implement Ped Safety Projects Quickly, We Need a New Department
  • New Parklet in Front of The Mill on Divisadero (Haighteration)
  • ABC 7‘s Lighthearted Piece on Distracted Driving Can’t Leave Out Distracted Walking and Biking
  • Sidewalk Parking Tickets: $100 in SF, $38 Across the Daly City Border (People Behaving Badly)
  • Greater Marin: For Perspective, Require Golden Gate Transit Officials to Ride the Bus
  • Introduction of Larkspur Ferry Parking Fee Goes Off Without a Hitch (Marin IJ)
  • Google to Try Ferry Service From Alameda to Redwood City (SF Examiner, East Bay Express)
  • Uh-Oh: In 2016, the Super Bowl Will Come to the New 49ers Stadium in Santa Clara (Mercury News)
  • Off the Grid to Serve Menlo Park Caltrain Station (PA Online)
  • Diridon Station Area Plan Lacks Improvements for Bike/Ped, BRT Networks, Say Residents (PTA)

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