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  • Driver, Bicyclist Collide at 11th and Harrison Streets (SF Appeal)
  • Northbound Hwy 280 in SF to Be Closed Over Labor Day Weekend Starting Thursday for Fixes (SFGate)
  • SFMTA Hearing on Muni TEP Changes at Haight and Clayton Next Friday (Hoodline)
  • Sidewalk Corner at Franklin and Turk Re-Built for Third Time Recently to Install Bulb-Out (SF Weekly)
  • You’ve Gotta Wonder How This Driver Hit a Parked Car and Flipped Her Car on Its Side (Richmond SF)
  • Aaron Peskin Appeals Treasure Island Re-Development EIR, Citing Transportation Limits (SFBG)
  • Uber, Lyft Drivers Frustrated by Company Feud (CBS, SF Weekly)
  • BART Tracks Damaged by Train Wheel Near Walnut Creek, Stopping Trains (CBSSFGate)
  • BART Board to Vote on Limits to Lifetime Free Rides for Board Members (CoCo Times)
  • Increased Bike Capacity Doesn’t Seem to Be a High Priority for Caltrain’s Electric Fleet (Cyclelicious)
  • SFGate‘s “Aggravating” Driving Habits Include Failing to Speed in the Far-Left Freeway Lane
  • In LA, Even Hikers Who Drive to Trails Abuse CA’s Disabled Parking Placard Privileges (NBC)

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