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8:55 AM PST on February 25, 2015
- City Controller’s Report Finds Muni’s On-Time Performance Fell to 56 Percent Last Year (SFGate)
- SFMTA Continues Citywide Installation of Zebra-Style Crosswalks (SF Appeal, NBC)
- More on the Late-Night Transit Report: Lack of BART Transbay Service of Chief Concern (SF Appeal)
- TransForm to BART: Focus Money on Maintenance, Put Funding Measure on Ballot in 2016
- San Ramon Assemblywoman Proposes Bill to Ban BART Strikes (SF Examiner)
- A Ride on AC Transit’s New Double-Decker Bus on a Test Run From Fremont BART to Stanford (SFGate)
- Woman on Bike Killed by Driver in East Oakland (SFGate); Man Killed on Hwy 880 in Milpitas (SFBay)
- Third Person Struck by Caltrain in 24 Hours: Woman on Foot Struck in Palo Alto (NBC)
- Residents Say Drivers Often Stop on Menlo Park Caltrain Tracks Where Woman Was Killed (KTVU, ABC)
- Many Cities Don’t Want to Give Up Car Lanes for El Camino Real BRT, Except San Jose (KQED)
- Siemens Displays High-Speed Train Model in Sacramento to Gain Traction for CAHSR Bid (SacBee)
- SacBee Op-Ed: Like CA High-Speed Rail, the Golden Gate Bridge and BART Saw Strong Opposition
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