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8:55 AM PDT on March 12, 2015
- Updated: Van Driver Kills Man in Crosswalk at Geary and 26th Avenue (SFGate)
- More From Sup. Scott Wiener’s Hearing on Double-Parking (SF Appeal)
- If You Don’t Register Your Bike, You’re Giving it Away (People Behaving Badly)
- The Bold Italic Shows How Not to Lock Your Bike
- Federal Judges in SF Rule Jury Should Decide Employee Status of Uber, Lyft Drivers (SFGate)
- The Case for Revitalization of the Abandoned Muni Car Barn at Balboa Park Station (Ingleside Light)
- New Caltrain/SamTrans Chief Named: Jim Hartnett, Long-Time Board Chair From Redwood City (Merc)
- AC Transit to Boost Service on 17 Lines Sunday (CoCo Times)
- Limiting Rental Bikes in Sausalito: At Least One Merchant Knows the Idea is Bad for Business (ABC)
- MTC’s “Vital Signs” Website Shows North Bay’s Commuting Patterns (Marin IJ)
- Concord to Install Sidewalks, Bike Lanes on Detroit Avenue (CoCo Times)
- Menlo Park to Study Parking Removal on Santa Cruz Ave for Sidewalks, Buffered Bike Lanes (Almanac)
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