Today’s Headlines
- Leah Shahum Officially Stepped Down as SF Bicycle Coalition’s Executive Director This Week (Weekly)
- Mayor’s Vision Zero Press Conference Held During VZ Task Force Meeting, Far From Transit (Weekly)
- SFMTA Wants Residents to Weigh in on Transit Upgrades Along Mission Street (Mission Local)
- Muni Dash Cameras Capture Dangerous Behaviors; Crashes Cut in Half in First Year (CBS)
- Upper Market to See Road Re-Paving, Sewer Replacement Work Through July (Hoodline)
- Inner Richmond to Get New “City and County Bicycle” Shop at Clement and 3rd Avenue (Richmond)
- Two SF App Services Send Valets to Park Drivers’ Cars for Them (ABC)
- DeSoto Cab Changes Name to “Flywheel Taxi” (Examiner, KTVU); Uber Drivers Can Rate Riders (CBS)
- BART Plans to Test New Cars With Bike Racks on Only One End; Bike East Bay Calls for Both (CBS)
- Concord Driver Kills Christopher Gonzalez, 14, in Crosswalk (SFGate)
- CA Assemblymember’s Bill Could Make an Agency Responsible for Reducing Car Traffic on 101 (GC)
- 75 Percent of CA’s “Clean Car” Carpool Lane Decal Holders Earn Over $100,000 (SF Chronicle)
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