Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 25, 2014
- 74-Year-Old Woman Crossing Mid-Block Mission Street Near Amazon Injured by Driver (SF Examiner)
- Ed Reiskin Op-Ed in the SF Examiner Urges Voters to Pass Funding Measures for Safer Streets
- Walk SF’s Nicole Schneider Takes on Pedestrian-Blaming Questions From “CBS In-Depth”
- SF’s Construction Boom Causing Traffic Delays, Sidewalk Diversions (KTVU)
- NerdWallet Lists SF Third “Worst City for Parking Your Car” in U.S., Based on Prices
- Uber’s Secret Insurance Policy With Questionable Exclusions Leaked to SFBG
- Caltrans Gives Contractors $12.7M More to Speed Up Demolition of Old Bay Bridge Span (SF Examiner)
- AC Transit Waters Down Line 51 Improvements to Save Car Parking (Berkeleyside)
- Transportation Commission Proposes Transit Incentives for Alameda Point Redevelopment (Alamedan)
- SMART to Test Railroad Crossing Warning Systems in Santa Rosa (Press Democrat)
- Redwood City Family of Teen Girl Killed on Bike Settles Wrongful Death Claim, Two Years Later (Mercury)
- In Apocalypse, a Bike is the Preferred Method of Escape, Says SF Weekly Columnist
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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