Today’s Headlines
- Caltrans Endorses the NACTO Urban Street Design Guide and Protected Bike Lanes (PFB)
- Happy Walk to Work Day — Press Conference Outside City Hall at 10 A.M. (SF Weekly, Hoodline)
- SFPD Chief Talks Ped Safety at Elementary School (ABC, CBS), SFPD and Avalos in Ingleside (CBS)
- Driver Critically Injures Three-Year-Old Boy on Bike at Fulton and 43rd (SFGate, KTVU 1, 2, ABC)
- Congestion Pricing Coming to Treasure Island (SocketSite)
- MTC Committee Approves Funds for East Bay Bike Share (SF Appeal)
- SFBC, Chamber of Commerce: Keep Sunday Meters (SFGate); Matier Thinks It’s All About Money (CBS)
- Now in SF: “RideScout” App Lists Your Options for Getting From Point A to Point B (TechCrunch)
- Why Potrero Hill Residents Opposed Muni TEP Changes in the Area (Potrero View)
- Judge Denies Punitive Damages for Driver Who Crushed Two Boys on Menlo Park Sidewalk (Almanac)
- Belmont Council Postpones Approval of Ralston Ave Plan for More Public Outreach (SM Daily Journal)
- As San Jose Looks to Make Diridon Station More Walkable, SAP Arena Wants to Double Its Parking (PTA)
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