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  • Chuck Nevius‘ Always-Sophisticated Take on Pedestrian Safety: People Are “Freakin’ Morons”
  • Cabbie Injures Ped at Turk and Van Ness (Weekly); DUI Driver Hits Car at Broadway and VN (Weekly)
  • Uber Has Avoided Offering Condolences to the Family of Sofia Liu, Girl Killed by Driver (SFBG)
  • Muni Metro Could Start Double-Berthing This Spring (SFGate); Muni SF’s Top Twitter Topic (Mashable)
  • After Google Donation, Free Muni Advocates Push for Senior, Disabled Pass Programs (SF Examiner)
  • Media Get a Look at the Central Subway Tunnel (NBCSF ExaminerSFGate)
  • SFMTA’s Shuttle Plans Threatened by CEQA Appeals (Exam); Video: Muni, Shuttles Share Stop (KQED)
  • Stair Mural Completed in Inner Sunset (Synapse); Richmond Residents Mad About Sidewalk Planters
  • Planning Department Updates Citywide Plan for Green Streets, Open Space (SocketSite)
  • Rec and Parks’ Parkwide Bike Rental Posters Depict Sidewalk Biking? Stanley Roberts is On the Case
  • BART Set to Open in San Jose a Year Ahead of Schedule (Mercury News)
  • Two Pedestrians Killed Crossing Highways in San Jose, Fremont Over Weekend (Mercury News)

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