Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog USA
8:55 AM PDT on April 30, 2014
- DA Staff to Don Ped Safety Bumper Stickers; SoMa Advocates to Rally for Ped Safety Today (SF Examiner)
- More on Scott Wiener’s Proposals to Resist SFFD’s Insistence on Wider Streets (SFGate, SF Examiner)
- Taxi Drivers Use Hearing on Late-Night Transit Options to Rip on Ride-Share (SF Weekly)
- Mid-Market Businesses and Bicyclists Develop Ideas for Improving Bike Infrastructure (SFBC)
- “Toward Route Zero” Group Aims to Excite SF State Students About Sustainable Transport (GG Xpress)
- Oakland Merchant Group Protests Traffic Lane, Parking Removals for East Bay BRT (SFGate, Oak Trib)
- Mountain View City Council Wants Congestion Pricing for Growing Google Campus (MV Voice)
- Menlo Park Looks to Make Its Stretch of El Camino Real Safer, More People-Friendly (Cyclelicious)
- Qianyu Wu, 84, Killed by Driver in San Jose (Mercury News)
- More on Disability Advocates’ Push for Better Wheelchair Access in BART’s New Fleet (SF Examiner)
- BART Unveils Plans to Revamp Downtown Berkeley Plaza (Berkeleyside)
- Caltrans Devises Quick Fix for Bay Bridge’s Seismic Problems (SFGate)
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