Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 11, 2015
- SF Bicycle Coalition, Walk SF, Vision Zero Coalition Release Progress Report on First Year of Efforts
- City Truckers Mandated to Watch Safe Driving Video as Part of Vision Zero (CBS, KTVU, ABC, SFBay)
- Tom Ammiano and His Driver Recovering After Being Hit By Driver Fleeing Police (SF Weekly)
- Map Shows How Much of SF is Accessible By Transit From Any Neighborhood (CityLab)
- Chronicle‘s Matier and Ross: Transit Ridership Down Despite Subsidies (Maybe Due to Car Subsidies?)
- Car-Share’s Curbside “Street Presence” May Make it More Successful (SFGate)
- Sidecar to Deliver Packages With Its Passengers (Biz); KQED Shares Experiences of Lyft, Cab Drivers
- Planning Dept “Strongly Supports” Car-Free Condo Development Plans at 7th and Bryant (SocketSite)
- Renters Pay a Premium for Housing With Shorter Commutes (SFGate)
- Driver of Stolen Car Tries to Run Over Police Officer on El Camino Real in Santa Clara (NBC)
- San Mateo County Police Target Distracted Drivers, “Jaywalking” Near Daly City BART (ABC)
- Two Lawsuits Filed Against CAHSR by Citizen Groups, Local Governments (ABC)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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