Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 30, 2014
- Man Mysteriously Pinned Under Drunk Driver’s Car at Geary Gas Station, Critically Injured (SFGate, ABC)
- SFMTA Looks to Approve Another Round of On-Street Car-Share Parking Spots (Hoodline, SF Weekly)
- Muni’s Transit Signal Priority Efforts Get Coverage From KTVU
- App Designed to Contest SFMTA Parking Tickets for Drivers Has Low Success Rate (Gov Tech)
- SFMTA’s Taxi Chief Chris Hayashi to Retire (SF Examiner)
- Professor Bashes SFPD’s Bait Bike Program for Helping to Fill Jails (SFist)
- Better Spent: MTC Grants SMART, Bike Path $40M Originally Earmarked for Freeway Interchange (MIJ)
- Cyclelicious Announces San Jose Election Endorsements for Bike-Friendly Candidates
- California, Seven Other States Announce “Action Plan” to Promote Electric Cars (Mercury News)
- NHTSA Report: Car Crashes Cost U.S. $871 Billion in 2010 (Mercury News)
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