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    • Driver Crashes Into Saloon at Columbus and Pacific, Injuring Two; Arrested for Possession (ABC, Appeal)
    • Man Injured, Possibly by Driver, on Park Presidio (Exam); Driver Hits Pole at 19th and J. Serra (Xpress)
    • SFMTA Launches New Survey on Revised Proposals for Irving Street Transit Bulb-Outs
    • SFMTA: Taxi Use Drops as "Ride-Share" Grows (SF Examiner); State Says Carpools Illegal (Biz Times)
    • Sup. Tang's "Sunset Blueprint," Community Transpo and Development Plan, is First of Its Kind (Examiner)
    • School Board Meeting Draws Mixed Views on 351-Unit Development at 16th Street BART (SF Examiner)
    • Chronicle Columnist Carl Nolte: Fillmore Street, a Cross-Section of SF, is Best Experienced on Foot
    • More SF Kids Using "Balance Bikes" (KALW); Marin-Based Org Takes City Kids Out for Rides (SFGate)
    • GG Bridge District Union Strikes; Bus/Ferry Service Unaffected (Exam); GG Transit Service Changes (GM)
    • CA's 3-Ft Bike Passing Law In Effect Today (SFGateMerc); Mercury Roadshow Accused of "Cyclist Bias"
    • 49ers May "Slow Down Train Service" to Let More Cars Leave Levi's Stadium After Games (Mercury News)
    • When Driverless Cars Hit CA Streets, How Will Insurance Work? (NBC)

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