Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 15, 2014
- SFPD Tickets “Jaywalking” Pedestrian Hit by Driver at Geary and Gough (SF Examiner, ABC)
- Taxi Drivers Protest Outside CPUC Office to Call for Stricter Regulations for Ride-Share Drivers (SFBG)
- Woman in Bayview Uses Car as Weapon Against Security Guard (SF Examiner)
- When the Hunt for Free Parking Turns Sour (Bold Italic)
- Woman Falls on Tracks at Montgomery BART Station, Causing Systemwide Delays (SF Examiner)
- BART Train Removed For Cleaning After Bedbug Sighting (Mercury News)
- Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty Explains Agency’s New Bike/Ped-Friendly Mission (Cyclelicious)
- GJEL Explains “Cycle Tracks” and Why We Don’t See More of Them in U.S. Cities
- New Bay Bridge Experiencing Premature Rust in Critical Areas (SacBee)
- Early Golden Gate Bridge Proposal Included a Submerged Section for Boats to Pass (Atlantic Cities)
- Intoxicated 62-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed by Driver in Redwood City (NBC)
- Two Separate Red-Light Runners Within Blocks Cause Crashes in Concord (CBS)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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