Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 2, 2015
- Stanley Roberts, SFPD Patrol Van Ness for Distracted Drivers Awareness Month Crackdown
- Sup. Avalos Concerned Drivers License Suspensions for Unpaid Tickets Prevent Opportunity (Examiner)
- Planning Dept Releases Updated Parklet Manual and New Call for Proposals (SocketSite)
- Bernal Hill Neighbor Suggest Improvements to Proposed Crosswalks (Bernalwood)
- Lessons From Leap Transit From Wired and BART Board Member Nick Josefowitz (Biz Times)
- Taxi Passenger Caught on Video Assaulting Driver With Padlock Near Civic Center Station (SF Examiner)
- Person Killed on Tracks at El Cerrito BART (NBC)
- Alameda Initiated Transportation Plan to Curb Traffic From New Development (Alamedan)
- San Jose Councilman Introduces “Vision Zero” Bill for 15 MPH School Zones, Red Light Cameras (Merc)
- South SF Developer Plans to Build 262 Luxury Units Near Revamped Caltrain Station (SM Daily)
- Most Cyclists Stop for Stop Sign at Woodside Intersection, Fifth-Graders Find (Almanac)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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