Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on October 16, 2014
- Bike Thief Attacks on Panhandle Cyclists Continue as SFPD Steps Up Patrols (Hoodline, KTVU)
- Citywide Number of Bike Corrals Nears 60 (SFBC)
- Two Years After SF Chronicle Report, Muni’s 10-Townsend as Unreliable as Ever
- ADA Laws Do Not Require Transit Passengers to Give Up Seat to Disabled Riders (SF Weekly)
- SF Examiner Overviews Prop A, the $500M General Obligation Bond for Transportation
- SFPD Says Car Thefts Up 18 Percent in Last Eight Months (KTVU)
- 25 Years Later, A Look Back at Freeway Collapses Caused by the Loma Prieta Earthquake (SFist, NYT)
- Golden Gate Transit Drivers Prepare to Strike This Friday (Marin IJ)
- SF Chronicle‘s John King: Fremont’s Planning Around Warm Springs BART “Puts SF’s to Shame”
- 62-Year-Old Kurt Wehner, Cyclist Killed in Berkeley Crash, Found at Fault (Berkeleyside)
- Man Killed on Tracks by Caltrain in Palo Alto (ABC, KTVU)
- GJEL Reiterates: 12-Foot-Wide Traffic Lanes Cause Speeding, Dangerous Streets
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