Today’s Headlines
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9:06 AM PDT on May 6, 2015
- Rigorous Crash Data Analysis is SF’s “Secret Weapon” in Fight for Vision Zero (Route Fifty)
- How to Communicate Vision Zero: New York City DOT’s New PSAs Set the Bar High (CityLab)
- SF’s First “Showcase” Raised Bike Lane Coming to Southern Block of Valencia This Fall (CityLab)
- Wiggle Bike/Ped Safety Improvements Up for SFMTA Board Approval May 19 (SFBike)
- Drunk Driver Hits Parked Car in the Richmond, Rolls SUV in Sea Cliff (SF Examiner)
- SFMTA Board Waives Taxi Medallion Renewal Fees to “Level the Playing Field” With Uber, Lyft (Exam)
- Muni Employee’s Note Suggests Some Operators Are “Illiterate” and “Eat Barbecue” (SF Mag)
- Giants Propose Ballot Measure for Stadium-Side Development on Waterfront Parking Lot (ABC)
- CA Assemblymember Proposes No-Strike Clause for BART Operators After Contract Expiration (NBC)
- Caltrain’s Fare Revenues Up, Balancing Operating Budget for Next Year (Green Caltrain)
- Car Dependency, Aggressive Fines Keep Low-Income Californians Trapped in Poverty (EBX)
- Driver Kills Man on Bike in Danville (SFBay)
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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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