Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 20, 2015
- Pedestrian Signal Coming This Summer to City Hall Crosswalk Where Woman Was Killed (Hoodline)
- Speed Limit Reduced on Sections of Fulton Street Along Golden Gate Park (Richmond)
- Many Truck Drivers Apparently Ask SFMTA if They Can Drive in Green Bike Lanes (NextCity)
- Haight Bus Lane Extension Was Expedited to Test Impacts Before Transit Signals Go in (Hoodline)
- Final Open House for Haight Ashbury Public Realm Plan Next Week (Hoodline)
- Escalators at Castro and Other Muni Stations to Get Overhaul (Hoodline)
- Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf Suggests Letting SF Developers Build Affordable Housing There (SFGate)
- AC Transit to Test Double Decker Bus (ABC, SFBay); Richmond-SF Ferry Plans Move Forward (SFBay)
- Berkeley Has Seen 2,000 Bike Crashes Since 2001, and the Most Dangerous Spots Are Clear (Daily Cal)
- Atherton Suspends Study of El Camino Real Road Diet to Wait for Menlo Park’s (Almanac)
- More on Assemblyman Mullin’s Bill to Seek Solutions for Car Congestion on Highway 101 (Daily Journal)
- CA Board of Equalization May Cut Gas Tax By 21 Percent in July (Mercury Roadshow)
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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