Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 20, 2014
- SF Reverend: Taking the Bus to Church “Unrealistic” (Is Paying for Parking Realistic?) (SF Examiner)
- SF Chronicle Mistakes Existing Transit-Only Lanes for “Heavily-Used Driving Lanes”
- “Street Fight” Author Jason Henderson on Equity Issues at the National Bike Summit (SFBG)
- For Some San Franciscans, Their Bicycle is a Reflection of Their Personality (Bold Italic)
- SFSU Students Push for Discounted Student Muni Pass Deal With SFMTA (Foghorn)
- App Tells Car Owners When Street Sweeping is Coming (SFGate); SF Mag: Is That Just Coddling?
- Berkeley Considers Extending Parking Meter Hours to 8 P.M. (Business Times Hates it)
- Alameda Ferry Service to SF to “Basically Double” (Alamedan)
- Caltrain Delayed After Squirrel-Caused Power Outage Puts Dispatch Network on the Fritz (CBS)
- TJPA/SFMTA Chair Tom Nolan: HSR Funds Crucial for Caltrain Electrification (SF Examiner)
- A Bay Area Transit Map Drawn to Reflect Relative Commute Times (Atlantic Cities)
- Mercury Roadshow Explains the CVC on Where Drivers May Enter a Bike Lane
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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