Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 11, 2014
- Driver Cited for Hitting 5-Year-Old Boy, Babysitter in Crosswalk at Fulton and 37th Avenue (CBS)
- Driver Hits Bicycle Rider at Market and Fifth Streets (SFGate)
- SFMTA Still Considering Raising F-Line Single-Ride Fare to Provide Increased Service Citywide (SFGate)
- Consistent with National Trends, BART and Caltrain Ridership at Record Highs (SF Examiner)
- SFBC Explains How and Why to Use the City’s Newest Bike Theft Deterrent: SAFE Bikes
- City Seeks Stewards to Maintain Public Plazas (SocketSite); Tim Redmond Calls it Privatization
- Sup. Tang Looks to Grow “Front Yard Ambassadors” Program to Green the Sunset’s Sidewalks (SFGate)
- New Bay Bridge Ramps to Yerba Buena, Treasure Islands Under Construction (SFGate)
- State PUC May Require Ride-Share Companies to Provide Wheelchair-Accessible Cars (SFBG)
- Green Caltrain: Benefits of Electrification Overshadowed in EIR
- Despite Bumps in the Tracks, California HSR Advocates Remain Optimistic (SFBG)
- Engineer Dave Alden on the Benefits of Transit for Children in the Bay Area (Vibrant Bay Area)
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