Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 17, 2015
- CA Bicycle Coalition, Senator Liu’s Rep to Debate Proposed Helmet Law on KQED Forum
- Phil Matier: “Bike Groups Don’t Want to Adhere to Mandatory Helmets or Chip in for Bike Lanes” (CBS)
- City’s Map of Deaths and Injuries on SF’s Streets Now Has 2011 Data (SF Public Press)
- Panhandle Graced With “Bibliobicicleta,” a Mobile Library Towed by Bike (Hoodline)
- Parking Meters on President’s Day? KQED: “Washington and Lincoln Would Not Have Approved”
- Will Ad Campaigns Lead to Better Rider Etiquette on Muni and BART? (SF Chronicle)
- How Transit Agencies Deal With Nasty Tweets From Frustrated Transit Riders (CityLab)
- Bay Bridge Driver Gets Stuck in Rising Tide After Pulling Car Over Near Toll Plaza (CBS)
- San Mateo Set to Approve a 50-Year Sustainable Streets Plan (Daily Journal)
- The Impact of Driverless Cars: Greater Marin‘s David Edmondson Imagines Possibilities for Suburbia
- Man, 43, Killed on Motorcycle After Collision in Woodside With Dump Truck Driver (CBS)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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