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    • Studies Show Car Traffic in SF is Declining, Whether Drivers Believe it or Not (SF Weekly)
    • Bay Area Bike Share's Expansion Delay Allows for Choice for Better Technology (SF Examiner)
    • "Jaywalking" Man Hit by SUV Driver for Hire on 22nd at Valencia Street (Mission Local)
    • If Your NextMuni Prediction Changes, it's Likely Because of Cars (SF Weekly)
    • Transbay Developers' Lawyer May Have "Conflict of Interest" -- and it Isn't Willie Brown (SFGate - Scroll)
    • SF Green Cab Pulls All 16 Taxis Off Streets After Losing Insurer Over Crash Losses (KQED)
    • SF Planning Department Releases Video Explaining the Facts of the Housing Crisis (Youtube)
    • Bay Bridge Bike/Ped Path to Close Periodically for Yerba Buena Island Extension Construction (CBS)
    • Caltrans Officials Look at Bay Bridge's Safety Features After Wrong-Way Driving Crash (CBS)
    • Homeless Advocates Stage "Sleep-In" at Powell Station to Protest BART's Sit-Lie Ban (SFGate)
    • Man Attempts Suicide by Jumping on to BART Tracks at North Berkeley Station (Berkeleyside)
    • San Jose Woman, 74, Killed in Crosswalk by Driver in City's 38th Traffic Death This Year (KTVU, KRON)

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