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8:55 AM PST on November 26, 2014
- Assemblymembers Propose Ban on Bike/Ped Tolls on GG Bridge (Biz, Examiner, SFGate, NBC, MIJ)
- Chronicle Columnist John King Warns Annie Street Plaza Could Go Neglected Like Other City Plazas
- Alta Bike Share’s Mia Birk: Bay Area “May Be First Out of the Gate” With Clipper Card Integration (HuffPo)
- SPUR Explains How the Bay Area’s New Commuter Benefits Program Will Get People Out of Cars
- Revived Plans for 35 Condos at Franklin and Page Include Parking for Bikes Instead of Cars (SocketSite)
- Survey: Half of Uber Drivers Will Drive for App Less After Reports About Smearing Journalists (Forbes)
- SF Weekly‘s Joe Eskenazi: Uber Doesn’t Get as Much Backlash Over Actions Like Surge Pricing
- Two People Found Separately on Tracks at Berkeley and Embarcadero BART Stations (KTVU, ABC)
- SF Examiner Provides a Detailed History on BART’s Oakland Airport Connector
- Oakland Protesters Briefly Take Over I-980 on Second Night of Solidarity With Ferguson (SFGate)
- Drunk Driver Who Killed Family in Daly City Car Crash Found Guilty of Murder (Daily Journal)
- Mountain View May Study Caltrain Grade Separation at Downtown Transit Center (Peninsula)
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