Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 28, 2014
- Harold Swaggard, 55, Killed on Bike Last Month at 13th and Folsom, Unnoticed (SFGate)
- The Latest on SFMTA’s Funding Plans for Bicycling (SF Examiner)
- SF Bike Messengers Making a Comeback With Different Types of Cargo, Clients (SFGate)
- A Woman’s Perspective on Riding a Bike in SF For the First Time in Years (Marina Times)
- SF’s Pedestrian Death Rate Per Capita On Par With NYC, Chicago, According to NHTSA (NBC)
- Muni: Transit Signal Priority Has Sped Up Mission Street Buses by Five Minutes in Last Month (Examiner)
- SF Examiner Columnist: Extending E-Line into Mission Bay, Dogpatch Would be “Common Sense”
- 151 Muni Trains Now Have Elastic Barriers Between Cars to Prevent Dangerous Crossings (SFBay)
- Drivers Finding “Creative” Ways to Get Out of Red Light Camera Tickets (ABC)
- Oakland Looks to Meet Growing Demand Bike Lanes; MacArthur Blvd Gets the Latest One (SFGate)
- Mill Valley: Man on Bike Arrested for Beating Driver in Road Rage Incident (CBS)
- Five Killed in Bay Area Car Crashes on Saturday Alone (SFGate)
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