Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 18, 2014
- Unlicensed Driver Without Lights Hits Woman in Outer Sunset (SFGate); SFPD Adds Enforcement (OBB)
- BeyondChron: Car Restrictions, Transit Upgrades Will Contribute to Mid-Market’s “Bright Future”
- More on the Bus-Only Lanes Getting Red Paint Downtown (SF Examiner)
- Stanley Roberts Shows Why the Buffered, Unprotected Bike Lane on Folsom May Not Be Enough
- Muni Shelter at Eddy and Leavenworth Removed Because it Attracted Crime (SFGate, BeyondChron)
- Noe Valley Town Square, Converted From a Parking Lot, Set to Open March 2016 (Noe Valley SF)
- Silicon Valley Drives More than LA (Biz Times) — Latest in Business Times Series on SV Transportation
- Video Shows Man’s Near-Miss With Caltrain, Which Delays System With Investigations (CBS)
- Woman Recovers Stolen Bike With Help of BART Police (SFist)
- SFO Station Power Outage Creates Major Delays for BART (CBS)
- Marin Transit Seeing Higher Ridership, Matching National Trends (Greater Marin)
- Concord Driver Arrested for Killing Mother on Sidewalk in Hit-and-Run (CBS)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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