Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on March 6, 2014
- Mayor to Announce “WalkFirst” Plans Today: “Now, It’s Going to Be Shovels in the Ground” (Examiner)
- Outer Mission Street a Pothole-Filled Hazard Course for People on Bikes (SFGate)
- SFPD Ingleside Nabs Driver Who Hit Woman at Mission and Amazon, Fled, Thanks to Witnesses
- Debra Saunders: SFPD Policy of Releasing Impounded Cars Encourages Unlicensed Driving (SFGate)
- Google Glass: A Potentially Dangerous Distraction for… Pedestrians, if You Ask Chuck Nevius (SFGate)
- How the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition is Working to Make Peninsula Streets Safer (SFGate)
- Foster City Reverses Crosswalk Removal Where Girl Was Killed, But Still No Traffic Calming (SMD)
- Burlingame Police Crack Down on Distracted Drivers (People Behaving Badly)
- BART’s Fremont Line Shut Down After Trespassing Man Killed on Tracks in Hayward (KTVU)
- The First Ride-Share Company to Get a State Permit to Operate is… “Summon” (SF Appeal)
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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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