Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 27, 2014
- Tonight: FDR Dems Club Hosts Ped Safety Forum With Supes Chiu and Kim, Sen. Leno, More (Weekly)
- Coming Up: Sunday Streets, Walk to Work Day, Walk SF Events (SFGate)
- “Street Fight” Author Jason Henderson: To Reduce Droughts, Bay Area Must Reduce Driving (SFBG)
- SF Examiner: SFMTA Must Stop “Handshakes” in Deals Like Shuttle Stop Policies, Bus Purchases
- Over 500 Bikes Registered in “SAFE Bikes” Anti-Theft Program (SFBG)
- Reminder: Protected Bike Lanes Are Really Cheap Compared to Other Transport Infrastructure (SFBC)
- Why Mandatory Bike Licensing and Taxing Wouldn’t Work (D10 Watch)
- 20 Apartments, No Car Parking Planned for Parking Lot at Sutter and Jones (Curbed)
- Rush-Hour BART Meltdown Caused by Police Search for Theft Suspect at 24th St. (M Local, SF Appeal)
- BAAQMD Brings Back Regional Competition for Employers to Reduce Solo Car Commuting (SF Appeal)
- Stanley Roberts Rails (Again) on AC Transit Drivers Not Making Full Stops at Railroad Crossing
- More on the Vulnerable Road User Law Proposed in the State Assembly (Cyclelicious)
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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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