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  • SFMTA Considers First Round of Muni TEP Service Changes Today (SF Examiner, Hoodline)
  • SFBC Launches “Body-Count Clock” Pushing for a Safer Design on Polk Street (SF Examiner)
  • Safer Monterey Blvd Advocates Win Speed Limit Reduction to 25 MPH (Friends of Monterey Blvd)
  • More on the Billboards Showing Photos of Texting Drivers (KTVU, CBS)
  • MTC to Require Bay Area Companies Employing 50+ to Subsidize Transit (Merc, KTVU)
  • How to Reach the New Converted Devil’s Slide Highway Trail by Bus or Bike (Cyclelicious)
  • El Camino Real Plan to Require Setbacks for Wider Sidewalks Protested With Misinformation (PAO)
  • As in SF, Palo Alto Cab Drivers Call for Regulation of Lyft, Uber, Sidecar Drivers (PA Online)
  • Berkeley Looks to Redesign Adeline Street (Berkeleyside)
  • Drunk, Speeding Driver Charged With Murder of Marine on Motorcycle in Fremont (Mercury)
  • Greenbrae Driver Jumps Curb at Shopping Center, Breaks Woman’s Bones (Marin IJ)

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