Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on November 14, 2014
- Falling Trees Seriously Injure One Man, Damage Muni Wires and Several Cars (KTVU, SFBay, ABC)
- Sup. Kim Looks to Ban Tour Bus Drivers From Also Narrating After Pedestrian Death at City Hall (CBS)
- More On-Street Car-Share Parking Spaces Roll Out in Hayes Valley (Hoodline)
- USF Political Science Prof: SF Voters Must Support Their Transit-First Priorities With Solutions (SFGate)
- “Carma” Allows Bay Bridge Commuters to Casual Carpool Through an App (CBS)
- More on the Study to Look at Cheaper Bike/Ped Path on West Span of Bay Bridge (KQED)
- San Jose Police to Increase Traffic Enforcement Focused on Pedestrian Safety (NBC)
- Cupertino Parents Continue Push for Safer Streets After Teen Was Killed on Bike by Big Rig Driver (NBC)
- Palo Alto Council Wants Higher Transit Tax on 2016 Ballot in Santa Clara County (Biz Times)
- Caltrain Won’t Need to Be Run by SamTrans After Contractual Ownership Expires in 2016 (GC)
- Free Shuttle Begins Service in South SF, Thanks to Grant from San Mateo County (SF Examiner)
- SMART Moves Toward 2016 Opening With Work on Tracks, Bridges, Tunnels (Marin IJ)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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