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8:55 AM PDT on May 28, 2014
- Man, 30, Hit by J-Church Train While Reportedly Walking on San Jose Ave Tracks (CBS)
- After Success on Mission, Muni Transit Signal Priority Coming to 8x, N-Judah by Fall (SF Examiner)
- 2,500 Muni Drivers File Class Action Lawsuit Against SFMTA for Unpaid Hours (SF Weekly)
- June 12: SFBG to Host Forum on “How to Create the Transportation System San Franciscans Need”
- Tyler Frisbee is SFBC‘s New Policy Director; SFPD’s Bait Bikes Featured in the New York Times
- Poll: Bay Area Traffic, Housing Shortage Considered “Crises” by Most (SFGate)
- Planning Dept, YBCA Seek Ideas for Enlivening Public Spaces for Better Market Street (Biz Times)
- Ride-Share Companies Ask Mayor Lee to Force SFO to Negotiate; Lee Declines (SFBG, Biz Times)
- Stanley Roberts Spotlights Freeway-Bound Drivers Routinely Blocking a SoMa Intersection
- To Maintain Its Old Trains, BART Has to Manufacture Own Parts, Find Them on Ebay (SF Examiner)
- Mountain View Voice Bike Blogger: Peninsula Commuters Are Moving Away From Driving
- A Comprehensive Case for Why the Idaho Stop Sign Law for Bikes Makes Sense (Vox)
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