Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 27, 2014
- Seven Injured in Two-Car Hit-and-Run Crash at Van Ness and Geary (NBC)
- Ped Safety Committee Chair: “Google Bus” Pilot Lawsuit Threatens to Add Traffic, Hurt Safety (SFGate)
- Bay Area Bike Share Invites Designers, Programmers to Visualize Its Ridership Data (SF Examiner)
- Bold Italic Rejoices in the SFMTA’s Aspirations to Make SF a “Bike Utopia”
- Rain Storm Causes System-Wide BART Delays (SF Weekly)
- SamTrans: New ECR Route, Other Route Adjustments are Popular (SF Examiner)
- Former Devil’s Slide Highway Stretch in San Mateo County Re-Opens as Bike/Ped Trail (SFGate, KQED)
- Oakland Survey Results: Telegraph Ave Needs to Be Improved for Everything But Driving (EB Express)
- Berkeley Plans Roundabouts to Make Risky I-80 Gilman Street Junction Safer (SFGate)
- Alameda Police Conduct Crosswalk Stings (Alamedan), Map Pedestrian Crashes (Alamedan)
- 89-Year-Old Woman Dies of Injuries After Being Hit By Bicyclist on SJSU Path (CoCo Times)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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