Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 27, 2015
- SFMTA Launches “Muni Forward” Service Boosts, Route Name Changes (SFBay, KRON, KTVU, CBS)
- More on the 22-Day Muni Riding Challenge: Sup. Breed Commits, No Word From the Mayor (Examiner)
- SFMTA Looks to Improve Residential Parking Permits: They’re “Worth a Lot More Than $110” (Chronicle)
- Litigant Argues State Bill AB 61 Will “Give Away” Bus Stops to Private Shuttle Companies (48 Hills)
- Hairball, Alemany Maze Highway Interchanges Could Finally Get Some Attention (D10 Watch)
- Some Inner Sunset Meeting Attendees Find More Space for Transit, Peds “Hard to Accept” (Hoodline)
- A History of SF’s Precursors to Taxis, When Cars Were Still “Unfamiliar and Frightening” (Taxicab)
- BART Board Member Wants Posters to Raise Awareness That There is a BART Board (SF Chronicle)
- East Bay Groups Push for Free AC Transit Passes for Low-Income Youth (East Bay Express)
- Another Person Hit By Caltrain (Mercury); Agency Questions Effectiveness of Fences in Palo Alto (PA)
- Driver Distracted By Highway 92’s Scenery Crashes Head-On Into Another Driver in San Mateo (CBS)
- More Updates on Bicycle-Related State Legislation From Cyclelicious
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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