Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 1, 2014
- 34-Year-Old Man on Bike Injured by Trucker Making Illegal U-Turn at Market and Front Streets (Examiner)
- Police Report Faults Cheng Jin Lai, 78-Year-Old Man Killed on Bike by Muni Bus, for Own Death (Weekly)
- Fire Chief, Mayor Respond to Wiener’s Push to Limit Wide Streets (SFGate; CBS)
- With Giants Fans Packing Trains, SFMTA Struggles to Serve Commuters on T, N in SoMa (SFGate)
- SF Bay Guardian Praises Warriors Arena Move, Floats Ideas for Use of Piers 30-32
- What Happens When Warriors and Giants Games Overlap? SFMTA Says it Should Be Rare (CBS)
- More on SFPD’s “Bait Bike” Program (KTVU); Officer Gets Giddy After Thief Steals One (SF Weekly)
- SFGate Bay Bikers Shares Peninsula Routes to Try Out on Bike to Work Day
- High-Tech Sails Could Cut Fuel Use for Transbay Commuter Ferries (SFGate)
- Bay Bridge Drivers Distracted by Demolition of Old Span Causing Morning Delays (ABC)
- CHP Finds Man Bicycling in Center of I-80 in West Oakland (SF Weekly)
- Oakland Community Searches for Hit-and-Run Driver that Killed 68-Year-Old Man on Telegraph (KTVU)
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