Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 13, 2015
- Motorcyclist Killed After Rear-Ending Vehicle at Lincoln Way and 15th Avenue (KTVU, SFGate)
- More From the Mayor’s Press Conference on Crosswalks and Vision Zero (SF Examiner, SFBay, ABC)
- Ride-Hail App Drivers Don’t Get Vision Zero Safety Training Like Taxi Drivers Do (SF Examiner)
- Cabbie and Driver Crash, Wedging Cab Underneath Parked Pickup at Bryant and Second Streets (KTVU)
- SF Bicycle Coalition Demonstrates Temporary Protected Bikeway at Sunday Streets on the Embarcadero
- More on Howard Street’s Wider, Greener Bike Lane and Painted Bulb-Outs (SFGate Bay Bikers)
- Lack of Funding May Kill Pedestrian-Scale Lighting in Haight Street Public Realm Plan (Hoodline)
- Car-Free Condos Proposed to Replace Lucky 13 Bar and Parking Lot at Market and Church (SocketSite)
- With Bikes Allowed on BART at All Hours, Bike Use Increases and Complaints Decline (SFBay)
- Urban Life Signs Envisions 2035 BART Expansions Through Oakland
- BART Police Use Movable Watch Tower in Parking Lots to Prevent Bike Theft, Crime at Stations (ABC)
- Google Offers Pay Raise to Shuttle Drivers, Some Suspect to Stifle Unionization (SFGate)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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