Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 17, 2014
- Woman in Her 60s Hit by Taxi Driver at Bush and Stockton (ABC)
- SFPD Rescinds Jaywalking Ticket Issued to Injured Man, 86, Due to “Policy Omission” (Examiner)
- Driver Who Killed Elderly Woman in Bayshore Blvd Hit-and-Run Pleads Not Guilty (CBS)
- BeyondChron: SFMTA’s Budget Falls Short of What’s Needed to Get to Vision Zero
- SF Weekly‘s Joe Eskanazi: Sunday Meter Repeal Shows SFMTA’s Schizophrenia
- Interactive Map Visualizes Bicycle Crashes in San Francisco (Curbed)
- Next Week is Bike and Roll to School Week (SFGate)
- Construction Update on Contra-Flow Bus Lane Project at Haight and Market (Hoodline)
- BART Showcases New Train Car at Ferry Plaza; Disability Advocates Protest Poles (ABC, Appeal, KQED)
- No Charges for Driver Who Killed Former NRDC Treasurer Joy Covey on Bike in San Mateo (Almanac)
- A Look at the First SMART Train Cars Tested, Approved in Japan (Press Democrat)
- Construction to Start on Bike/Ped Path to Larkspur Ferry Over Sir Francis Drake Blvd (Marin IJ)
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