Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 22, 2014
- New SFMTA Census: SF Has More Parking Spots Than Would Fit the California Coast (Examiner)
- Why the “Ride of Silence” Tours Sites Where Drivers Killed People on Bikes (SFGate)
- Vision Zero: Why Sofia Liu and Other Victims Should Never Lose Their Lives on the Streets (Yahoo)
- Broken Clipper Card Reader on Muni? Many Citation Recipients Are Out of Luck (SFGate)
- Highway 280 to See One-Way Weekend Shutdowns: No, They Won’t Simulate a Teardown (SFGate)
- Stanley Roberts Heads, Where Else, but Lombard Street to Find Tourists Behaving Badly
- SFMTA: Oak, Fell Street Traffic Signal Synchronization Has Been Out of Whack (Hoodline)
- SoMa Parking Lots Near Caltrain, Central Subway Prime Spots for Re-Development (Business Times)
- BART Considering Bringing Tax Measures to Ballot for More Train Cars, Says Board Member (Alamedan)
- San Jose Mayoral Candidates Answer Bike/Ped Advocates’ Questionnaire (Cyclelicious)
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