Today’s Headlines
Muni Sickout, Day 3: 70 Percent of Vehicles Run; City Attorney Sues Drivers (Chron, CBS, Appeal, Weekly) Bayview Residents Hit Particularly Hard (CBS); Operators Find No Public Support (SF Examiner, M Local) Ride-Share Drivers Enjoy the Demand (KTVU); Muni Buses Run Ads for Flywheel Taxi App (SF Examiner) SF Planning Dept’s Pavement to Parks Program Seeks Volunteers to … Continued
8:55 AM PDT on June 5, 2014
- Muni Sickout, Day 3: 70 Percent of Vehicles Run; City Attorney Sues Drivers (Chron, CBS, Appeal, Weekly)
- Bayview Residents Hit Particularly Hard (CBS); Operators Find No Public Support (SF Examiner, M Local)
- Ride-Share Drivers Enjoy the Demand (KTVU); Muni Buses Run Ads for Flywheel Taxi App (SF Examiner)
- SF Planning Dept’s Pavement to Parks Program Seeks Volunteers to Survey Parklets and Plazas
- The Story of a Family-Run Mission Jitney Service That Ran Until the 70s (Mission Local)
- Bike Thief Caught on Camera at Mission Parking Garage, Nabbed by Security (Mission Local)
- KQED Forum Discusses the Bay Area’s Traffic Congestion Problems
- People Behaving Badly: Drivers Stop on Caltrain Tracks in Burlingame
- Palo Alto Council Wants Caltrain Improvements in Proposed Santa Clara County Sales Tax (PA Online)
- Menlo Park Tests Green Bike Lane Pavement Treatment in Facebook Parking Lot (Almanac)
- Are Bikes Allowed on Sidewalks? Depends on What City You’re in (Alta Planning)
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