Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 13, 2014
- 280 Stub Makes Congress for the New Urbanism’s List of Ten “Freeways Without Futures” (SFGate)
- Pedestrian Killed by Driver at Van Ness and Pacific Was a 57-Year-Old Man (SF Appeal)
- SFMTA Cut Staff Overtime by 13 Percent in Last Fiscal Year (SFBay)
- “SAFE Bikes” Registry Launches Today to Help Return Stolen Bikes to Owners (SF Examiner)
- Biking in SF as Seen by a Recent Chicago Transplant Who’s Been in Two Crashes (SF Magazine)
- Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers and Pedestrians Behaving Badly on Van Ness
- Two SFFD Officials Subpoenaed in Firefighter’s DUI Crash With Motorcyclist (SFGate)
- Uber to Require Drivers to Undergo County and Federal Background Checks (SF Examiner, SFGate)
- Facebook Launches Ferry Trial (SFGate), Google to Meet With Transpo Officials on Its Program (Exam)
- Surprise, Surprise: Marin Drivers Boo GG Bridge Toll Hike (Marin IJ); Eight Facts on the Matter (KQED)
- Palo Alto Commission Approves 2-Mile Bicycle Boulevard on Matadero, Margarita Avenues (Mercury)
- CA Assembly Bill Introduced to Target Cell Phone Use While Driving (Cyclelicious)
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