Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on January 22, 2015
- Woman on Bike Hospitalized by Hit-and-Run SUV Driver at 19th and Capp Streets (Mission Local)
- In Four Months, SFPD Has Only Cited Four Drivers for Violating CA’s 3-Foot Bike Passing Law (Examiner)
- Balboa Park Citizens Advisory Committee Needs Members to Help Shape Streets (Ingleside Light)
- KQED‘s Bryan Goebel Explains the Current Grand Vision for Transportation in the Bay Area
- Survey: goBerkeley Demand-Based Pricing Made Parking Easier at Popular Destinations (Berkeleyside)
- Bringing Your Bike on Bay Area Transit is Easier Than Ever (SFGate)
- At Least BART’s Ticket Machines are Simpler Than the NYC Subway’s (Next City)
- San Rafael Residents Concerned Plans for Bike/Ped Path Along SMART Are Incomplete (Marin IJ)
- South SF Moves to Improve Access to Its Caltrain Station (Green Caltrain)
- Palo Alto Competition Jury Selects Favored Design for Bike/Ped Bridge Over Hwy 101 (SFGate)
- Metering Lights Coming to Hwy 85 in South Bay to Ease Congestion (ABC)
- Mountain View City Council Looks to Develop Downtown Parking Lots (PT)
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