Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 6, 2014
- Sup. John Avalos Protests SFMTA’s Choice of Bus Ad Wraps Over Sunday Meters (SF Examiner)
- 24-Year-Old Drunk Driver Crashes Into SFPD Cruiser Near 16th and Valencia, Runs (SF Appeal)
- More on “MonkeyParking” App: Letting Drivers Pocket Revenue From Parking Demand (SFGate)
- Uber Files Defense in Wrongful Death Suit Over 6-Year-Old Sofia Liu’s Fatal Crash (SFBG)
- As Taxis Dwindle, SFMTA Plans Ads to Promote “Flywheel” Taxi App Instead of Rideshare (SF Examiner)
- Sup. Wiener Wants Tighter Regulations for AT&T Utility Boxes Installed on Sidewalks (ABC, SF Examiner)
- Car Dealership Site at Market and Van Ness to Be Sold to Condo Developer (SFGate)
- “What Does San Francisco Still Need?” SFGate Suggests Some Transit Expansions
- SF Examiner‘s Former “Man Vs Muni” Reporter to Race Bike+Caltrain Vs Car on Bike to Work Day
- GJEL: Is Berkeley Starting to Fall Behind SF and Oakland in Building Bike/Ped Safety Improvements?
- Dublin: A Regional Leader in Transit-Oriented Development? (SF Magazine)
- Pacifica’s Shuttle Service to Devil’s Slide Coastal Trail Seeing Growing Ridership (SF Examiner)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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