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  • Oak Street Bike Lane’s Protective Concrete Planters Finished (Hoodline)
  • Double Parking Enforcement Declines With Fewer Parking Control Officers (SFBay, SFGate – Scroll)
  • Some Drivers Don’t Comply With New Back-In Angled Parking Spaces in Front of City Hall (SFGate)
  • Competing Petitions Support, Oppose On-Street Car-Share Parking in Upper Haight (Hoodline)
  • Proposal to Move Alcatraz Ferry to Fort Mason Has Neighbors Concerned About Influx of Cars (KTVU)
  • BART Delayed After Police Chase Suspect Through Tunnels Between 24th Street and Daly City (KTVU)
  • Bay Area Toll Authority Considers Automated Toll Payment on Seven More Bridges (SFGate)
  • 15-Year-Old Boy Killed by Caltrain in Palo Alto (Almanac, ABC)
  • Sausalito’s Problem? Too Many People on Rental Bikes, Says Council Member (Marin IJ)
  • Feds Approach Wrong Suspect; Driver Flees and Crashes into Paratransit Bus in Oakland (EBX, CBS)
  • TransForm’s GreenTRIP Database Shows How Parking Minimums Hurt the Bay Area (Cyclelicious)
  • Will Mandatory Bike Helmets Make Californians Safer? LA Times Digs Up Some Research

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