Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on March 2, 2015
- Muni Driver Who Killed Emily Dunn in Castro Crosswalk in 2011 Acquitted of Charges (BAR)
- SF Unified School District May Adopt Vision Zero (SF Examiner)
- Video Shows Driver Cut Off Cyclist in Bike Lane, Unleash Road Rage at Webster and Geary (The Blaze)
- #ParkingDirtySF: SF Bicycle Coalition Lists 15 Worst Streets
- Free Muni for Seniors and Riders With Disabilities Launches (SFBay, ABC)
- N-Judah Tunnel Work Cleared to Continue (Hoodline); J-Church Blocked By Water Main Break (NBC)
- SFMTA’s Brinkman, Ramos: SF General Can Avoid Building Parking By Curbing Demand (SFBay)
- Crowdsourced Shuttle Service “Chariot” Drops Cole Valley From Haight-California-SoMa Line (Hoodline)
- Curbed SF Maps All of SF’s 51 Parklets Now in Existence
- BART to Test New Cars With Bike Racks on Each End (SFBC); More on 19th St Bike Station (Weekly)
- Shuttle Drivers for Several Silicon Valley Companies Vote to Unionize (SFBay)
- Poll: 66 Percent of Californians Oppose “Vehicle Miles Traveled” Fee to Pay for Roads (Mercury News)
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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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