Today’s Headlines
- Ticketing Cyclists in Crosswalks: Police’s Sure-Fire Vision Zero Strategy at Market and Octavia (PBB)
- Cab, Uber Drivers Crash on 16th and Guerrero, Sending Cab Into Elixir Saloon (SFGate, SFGate)
- SFMTA Board Loosens Taxi Drivers’ Experience Minimum, Requires Companies to Use an App (SFGate)
- Voter-Approved $500M Bond Will Barely Dent Muni’s Maintenance Backlog (SF Weekly)
- Muni Has Given 38,000 Free Passes to Seniors and People With Disabilities (SF Public Press)
- Hayes Valley Senior Center Wants Crosswalk Marked at Laguna and Ivy (Hoodline)
- Developer Presents Plans for Plaza at Market and Van Ness (SocketSite)
- SFGate Bay Bikers Blog Explains Why Car Parking Minimums Are Terrible Housing Policy
- 56-Unit Development With One Parking Space Each Coming to End of L-Taraval Line (SF Examiner)
- Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf Hires City’s First Transportation Policy Director (East Bay Express)
- Bicycle Boulevards Coming to Palo Alto (Peninsula Press)
- Google Could Let People Ride in Self-Driving Cars This Year (Quartz)
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