Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 29, 2014
- Housing, Retail Redevelopment Deal Reached for Schlage Lock Site at Bayshore Caltrain (SFGate)
- Muni’s Reliability Improving Slowly as Ridership Booms (SFGate, KTVU); Onboard Crime Drops (KQED)
- More on SFMTA’s Strategy to Improve Muni Service in Low-Income Neighborhoods (SF Examiner)
- A More Thorough Look at Scott Wiener’s Push to Improve Late-Night Transit Service (KQED)
- SFist Reviews the Etiquette for Wearing a Backpack on Muni and BART
- SFPD’s Park Station is Leading the City’s Bike Theft Crackdown (Hoodline)
- Disabled Advocate Says SF Chronicle Obscured Complaints About New BART Cars (BeyondChron)
- Three KALW Reporters Race From Oakland to Palo Alto by Bike/Ferry, Car, and Transit
- Peninsula Transportation Updates, From Parking Pricing to TOD Along the Caltrain Corridor
- Google Tests Self-Driving Cars in Mountain View, With Some Success (CBS; Atlantic Cities)
- Friends Say Mill Valley Cyclist Who Attacked Driver Was Defending Against Two Drunks (Cyclelicious)
- Mill Valley to Make 30 Downtown Parking Spaces Free; Greater Marin Says It Should Measure Impacts
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