Today’s Headlines
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8:45 AM PDT on April 11, 2014
- 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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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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