Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 14, 2014
- Man Killed by Arrested Driver Wednesday on Van Ness ID’d as Paul Lambert, 35 (SF Weekly)
- With BRT Four Years Away, Van Ness Not Set for Ped Safety Measures Any Time Soon (KTVU)
- More on the Valentine’s Day Call for Vision Zero With City Officials (CBS, SF Appeal)
- Where Did CBS 5 Get This? “Most Pedestrians Killed Were Crossing Illegally, Mid-Block”
- Uber’s New Background Checks Still Wouldn’t Catch Record of Driver Who Killed Sofia Liu (SFBT)
- SFMTA Considers Expanding Free Muni Passes to Low-Income Adults (KQED)
- Meeting Next Week on Muni TEP Proposals for 6, 71 Lines in the Upper Haight (Haighteration)
- Muni Director Defends Shoddy Hybrid Bus Purchase to Supervisors (SF Weekly)
- New Santa Clara 49ers Stadium Plan Includes 750 Bike Parking Spaces, Valet Program (Cyclelicious)
- Palo Alto Commission Approves Transit-Oriented Development Plan for California Ave. (PA Online)
- Caltrain Begins Clearing Brush for Rail Bridge Replacements in San Mateo (RT&S)
- Third Foster City Pedestrian Collision This Year Sparks Calls for Safety Measures (SM Daily Journal)
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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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