Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 13, 2014
- Teenage Boy Injured by Driver in Crosswalk at Ocean and Junipero Serra (SFGate)
- Muni Bus and Car Collide in Financial District, One Injured (KRON)
- Woman Struck By BART Train Identified as 67-Year-Old Maria Baca (SF Examiner)
- SFBC: SFMTA Spends More on Office Supplies Than Bicycle Projects
- SPUR’s “Agenda for Change” Calls for Quality Transport Options in the Bay Area (Examiner, Next City)
- SFCTA to Fund Feasibility Study for Central Subway Extension to Fisherman’s Wharf (SFGate)
- West Portal Feels Like a Small Town Oriented Around a Transit Hub (SFGate)
- Supervisor Breed, SFMTA, Rec and Parks Look to Manage the 4/20 Traffic Crunch (Uppercasing)
- Designated Driver Service Comes to SF, an Option on St. Patrick’s Day (SF Examiner)
- Google Glass, a Potential Driver Distraction, Considered a Threat to Public Safety (KQED)
- Palo Alto Considers Four New Bike Boulevards (PA Online)
- A Thorough Look at How American City Streets Came to Be Ruled by Cars (Collectors Weekly)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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