Today’s Headlines
- SF Chronicle Op-Ed From Ed Reiskin and SFDPH Chief: Vision Zero is “Preventative Medicine”
- Wiggle Advocate Cancels “Refereeing” of Right-Of-Way Violators After Stanley Roberts Shows Up
- Uber Driver Who Ran Down Man on Bike Forfeits Drivers License (KTVU)
- More on the Boy Hit By Driver in Bayview (Appeal), Woman, 25, Hit at 7th & Townsend (Appeal)
- Richmond Students Get Police Escort for Bike and Roll to School Week Ride (Richmond SF)
- Van Ness to Partially Close to Cars Again This Weekend for CPMC Hospital Construction (SFBay)
- McCoppin Hub Re-Opens With Earth Day Event After Being Fenced Off for Two Weeks (Mission Local)
- Petitioners Make Their Case Against Muni 33-Stanyan Re-Route to El Tecolote
- SPUR Workshop Attendees Explore Better Design for Transit Wayfinding
- New AC Transit Buses to Have Air Conditioning (Mercury News)
- Walnut Creek Conquers Drivers’ Biggest Unknown: When the Traffic Light Will Change (NBC, ABC)
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Gloria when running for re-election in 2024, "Even in a difficult budget year we still put good money towards our Vision Zero plans.” Gloria's 2026 budget: Elimination of funding for the multi-modal team at SDDOT.
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