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8:55 AM PDT on March 19, 2015
- 86-Year-Old Driver Hospitalizes Mother and Daughter in Crosswalk at Stonestown Mall (KTVU)
- Driver Who Killed Alfred Yee, 87, at Geary and 26th Arrested for Vehicular Manslaughter (SF Appeal)
- SF Bicycle Coalition’s “Women Bike SF” Campaign Holds Events to Get Ladies Pedaling (SFGate)
- Private Shuttle Services “Leap” and “Chariot” Aim to Fill Muni’s Gaps — With Perks (SFGate)
- CityLab Mocks the “Ridiculous Luxury” Showcased in Leap’s Ad
- Weekend BART Shutdowns Coming Between Coliseum, Fruitvale Stations for Track Work (SFGate)
- Bay Bridge’s Chief Engineer Answers Questions About Cracks, Corrosion on Steel Rods (Modesto Bee)
- East Bay Express Details the Top Ten Biking Projects Soon to Hit Oakland
- Alameda Approves Lease for Ferry Maintenance Facility (Alamedan)
- Hayward Mother, Child in Stroller Struck and Hospitalized by SUV Driver on Hwy 880 Onramp (KRON)
- Airport Shuttle Driver Who Hit Pedestrian Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Reckless Driving Charges (SFBay)
- 19 Cab Companies Sue Uber for Falsely Advertising Better Safety, Hurting Taxi Industry (CBS)
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