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  • Twin Peaks Tunnel Tracks to Be Replaced, SFMTA to Hold Community Meetings (Hoodline, SFBay)
  • “Labor Harmony”: Supes Rejected Amendment to Urge Study of Shuttle Impacts on Streets, Rents (Exam)
  • Muni 71-Haight/Noriega to Be Re-Branded as the Old 7 (Hoodline)
  • SFGate Readers Want Better Transit; Muni Diaries Lists A Few Reasons Why Muni Sucks So Often
  • SPUR, SF Parks Alliance Launch Action Plan for City to Implement 13-Mile Southeast Blue Greenway
  • 28 Condos Proposed in the Marina With 42 Parking Spaces for “Neighborhood Sensitivity” (SocketSite)
  • UCLA‘s Parking Revolutionary Donald Shoup, Father of SFPark‘s Principles, Announces Retirement
  • Ignoring Shoup’s Work, Menlo Park Considers All the Wrong “Solutions” for Downtown Parking (Almanac)
  • Berkeley Approves Plan to Relax Parking Requirements for Most In-Law Apartments (Berkeleyside)
  • Construction of Larkspur Bike/Ped Bridge to Close Sir Francis Drake Blvd for Two Nights (Marin IJ)
  • Google Files Patent for External Airbags on Driverless Cars to Protect Pedestrians (CityLab)

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