Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 12, 2014
- Four Collisions in 13 Hours: Three Pedestrians, One Bicyclist Struck by Drivers (CBS, Appeal, SFGate)
- SFBC Sends SFMTA a List of Members’ Priorities for Next Wave of Bike Projects
- Pedestrian-Friendly Castro Street Revamp Begins Construction Thursday (Castro Biscuit)
- New Coalition Launched to Push for Central Subway Extension to Fisherman’s Wharf (SFGate)
- Aging Muni Trolley Buses to be Replaced Soon as SFMTA Purchases New Fleet (SF Examiner)
- Proposal to Increase F-Line Single-Ride Fare Still Faces Strong Opposition (CBS)
- Cable Cars Undergo Overnight Cable Repairs (SF Appeal)
- Wired Editor Counts the Number of Tech Buses That Go by his House (SFBG)
- Person Killed by BART Train at Balboa Park Station, Delaying System (CBS, Mission Local)
- SMART Track Work Begins in Marin (Marin IJ)
- Golden Gate Bridge to See Longest Closure Ever for Installation of Movable Median Barriers (CBS, MIJ)
- State Regulators Ponder the Future Liability of Driverless Cars (SFGate)
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