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  • Mis-Shifting Driver Jumps Curb, Critically Injures Elderly Man and Boy, 3, on Grant Avenue (CBS)
  • SFPD Issues Jaywalking Ticket to Man Critically Injured by Motorcyclist on Van Ness Ave (SFGate)
  • City Attorney Issues Cease-and-Desist to Apps That Sell Free Parking (ExamTime, SFBGABC, SFGate)
  • Disabled Parking: DMV Automatically Renews Placards for the Dead (SFGate); KTVU Confronts Abusers
  • SFMTA: Car-Free Lombard Street Trial Saw More Pedestrians, Went “Relatively Smoothly” (Examiner)
  • Video: Former SFBC Policy Director Andy Thornley on Why SF Continues to Love Bicycling (SFBC)
  • Construction Continues on McCoppin Hub, New Street Plaza Next to Central Freeway Ramp (Curbed)
  • Agencies Agree to Further Study Impacts of Highway Widenings, Development in Plan Bay Area (SFGate)
  • Vallejo Drivers Careen Into House (KRON), McDonald’s Drive-Thru Queue (KTVU)
  • It’s True in Cities Around the U.S.: If You Want to Kill Somebody, Do it With a Car (Vice)
  • “Protected Intersection” Design Gets a Demo at Minneapolis Open Streets Event (Bike Portland)

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