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    • Chronicle's Matier & Ross Mourn the 0.05% of Street Parking Spaces Being Re-Purposed for People
    • Speed Camera Legislation Would Let SF Save Lives, as New York City is Doing Already (SFGate, NBC)
    • SFMTA Installs Bike Lanes on Euclid Avenue in Laurel Heights (SFBike)
    • SFMTA to Vote on Watered-Down Plans for Bulb-Outs on Upper Haight Tomorrow (Hoodline)
    • Construction Progresses on a More People-Friendly Block of Bartlett Street in the Mission (Mission)
    • Muni to Conduct Survey on Contested Proposal to Re-Route 33-Stanyan Off of Potrero (Mission Local)
    • SFMTA Seeks Members for Advisory Panel on Plans for Safer Streets, Muni Upgrades
    • Redesigned Rincon Hill Tower Would Still Block Ramp for Bay Bridge Contraflow Bus Lane (SocketSite)
    • Driver Hits Fire Hydrant, Flooding Apartments at Franklin and Filbert in the Marina (ABC)
    • Attorney: Lack of Pedestrian Signal Makes Crossing Dangerous at Van Ness and Fell (SF Examiner)
    • Oakland Hit-Run Car Crash Kills One, Injures Two (SFBay); Hit-Run Ped Crash Deemed Intentional (IBA)
    • San Carlos Grants Money to Study Highway 101 Bike/Ped Bridge at Holly Street (SM Daily Journal)

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