Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 3, 2014
- Study: SFpark Has Cut Parking Cruising Times in Half (Next City, Atlantic Cities)
- SF Second Densest City in U.S.: “You Don’t Need a Car Here. They Really Just Get in the Way.” (SFGate)
- More on the Tech Bus Appeal Denial (Exam, Appeal, NBC, 48 Hills, SFGate); Protest in Oakland (SFBG)
- DUI SFFD Truck Driver Who Hit Motorcyclist Appears in Court (SF Examiner)
- North Beach Residents Think Rat Sightings are Linked With Central Subway Construction (SFGate)
- False Citation for Muni Fare Evasion Indicates Flaws in Clipper Enforcement System (SF Examiner)
- April Fools: Man Outfits Prius to Hook Up to Muni Power Lines (Bold Italic)
- SF Startup Lets Private Parking Space Owners Rent Them Out to Benefit Charities (Bold Italic)
- Future BART Car Model to Tour Bay Area This Month for Public Input (SFist)
- Bike East Bay Looking for the Next Bike Commuter of the Year (SFGate)
- GJEL: Caltrans Needs to Get Up to Speed on Complete Streets, Endorse NACTO Design Guide
- In China, High-Speed Rail is Reducing Domestic Flights (Atlantic Cities)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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