Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 9, 2015
- Happy Walk to Work Day! (Hoodline)
- Bay Area Transit Officials to Call on Congress to Put Long-Term Funding in New Transpo Bill (Examiner)
- City Report Outlines Benefits of Installing GPS on City Vehicle Fleet (SF Examiner)
- More on the Supervisors Vote to Ban Tour Bus Driver Narration (CoCo Times)
- SFGate Asks if the Fulton Speedway is “SF’s Worst Speed Trap” Because SFPD is Enforcing Limits
- Fire Damages Muni Bus Shelter at Haight and Fillmore (Hoodline)
- GJEL, Momentum Mag Make Cases Against California’s Proposed Mandatory Helmet Law
- BART Seeks Public Input on Fare Increase Coming in January (SF Examiner, KQED)
- BART Launches “BARTable” Website Listing Fun Happenings Near Stations (ABC)
- Burlingame City Council Looks to Improve Crosswalks, Parking Signage on Broadway (SM Daily Journal)
- San Mateo Police Use License Plate Scanners to Nab Criminals, But Privacy Rights of Concern (SMDJ)
- Los Angeles Mayor Proposes “Sustainable City pLAn” With Goals for Less Driving (Streetsblog LA)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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