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  • Supes Approve Original Transbay Tax Deal, But Developers Could Sue (KQED, SFGate, CBS, Exam)
  • SFBC Releases New Video Explaining the Bike Rules of the Road
  • SFMTA to Hold “Safer Market Street” Community Meeting on Car Restrictions Tuesday (SFBC)
  • Service Employees Union, Usually Progressive, Surprisingly Endorses Cars-First Prop L (SFBG)
  • Person Filmed Bicycling on the Bay Bridge, Which Has No Bike Infrastructure to Be Found (SF Weekly)
  • No Traffic Jams After SoMa Off-Ramp Closure (CBS); Stanley Roberts Features Drivers Blocking the Box
  • Car-Free 43-Unit Housing Development Proposed at Market and Gough Streets (Curbed)
  • KALW Looks at Paratransit, the Way Many Seniors Get Around SF
  • Bikes, Toilets, and Seating Compete for Space in Design of Caltrain’s New Electric Trains (Cyclelicious)
  • GG Bridge District Workers Plan Another Strike Later This Week (KTVUSFBGKRON)
  • Deadline Approaches for Large Bay Area Companies to Institute Commuter Benefits Program (KRON)
  • Apple’s Planned Car-Centric Cupertino Campus is Far From the “Greenest on the Planet” (Treehugger)

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