Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on March 5, 2014
- 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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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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