Today’s Headlines
- Driver Loses Control on Wet Muni Tracks, Crashes Into Everett Middle School on Church and 16th (ABC)
- Muni Wants Next Round of Hybrid Buses in Service by Summer (SF Examiner)
- SFMTA Expands Overnight Parking Bans for Large Vehicles in 61 Locations (SF Examiner)
- SFCTA to Begin Re-Building Bay Bridge Ramps to Yerba Buena, Treasure Islands (SocketSite)
- SF Drivers Using Cell Phones Suddenly Claim to Be Looking at Maps (People Behaving Badly)
- Get Out of the Cutthroat Business of Parking in SF While You Can (SFist)
- One of Those Terrible Tech Shuttle Riders Shares His Commute, Work Life (Mission Local)
- Tech Scientist Finds an Exploitable Flaw in BART’s Fare System (SF Weekly)
- Menlo Park Driver Who Crashed Into Twins on Sidewalk, Blaming Them, Changes His Tune (Almanac)
- Suspected DUI Driver in Cerritos Leaves a Trail of Destruction (KTVU)
- Ballot Measure to Kill CA High-Speed Rail Gets Green Light to Collect Signatures (CBS)
- Chicago Gave Drivers Free Sunday Parking, and Merchants Want the Meters Back (WGN)
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