Today’s Headlines
- Muni Survey Shows Most Riders Want More Standing Room on New Metro Trains (SFBay)
- Hoodline Looks at Irving Street’s Bulb-Outs, Greenery, and N-Judah Upgrades Planned for 2015
- More on the Transit Priority Signals, Bus Bulb-Outs Planned for Muni’s 5-Fulton (Hoodline)
- More on BART and AC Transit’s New Late-Night Transbay Bus Service From the Mission (Exam, SFBay)
- SF, LA District Attorneys Sue Uber, Settle Suit With Lyft Over Illegal Practices (Biz Times, Weekly, Exam)
- After Uber Driver Charged for Death of 6-Year-Old, Mother Wants Company Held Responsible, Too (CBS)
- Oakland City Council to Vote on Telegraph Ave Redesign With Parking-Protected Bike Lanes (EBX)
- GJEL: Most People on Oakland’s 20th Street Aren’t in Cars, But Cars Get Most of the Space
- For Burglarized Oakland Bike Shop Owner, Community is the Best Protection Against Bike Theft (EBE)
- New Bay Area Assemblymember Wants to Mandate Rear-Facing Flashing White Lights (Cyclelicious)
- GG Transit Will Run Route 80 Bus for Last Time This Weekend as Route 101 Gains Ridership (Marin IJ)
- DUI Driver Who Rear-Ended SamTrans Bus, Injured 7 Pleads No Contest to Charges (SF Examiner)
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