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    • Driver Critically Injures Woman at Mission and Persia Streets in the Excelsior (SFGate)
    • Market Street Turn Restrictions Expected to Be Approved By SFMTA Board Tuesday (SFGate)
    • Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers Making Illegal Bus-Only Turn Towards Bay Bridge Ramp on Folsom
    • Bernal Heights Among Neighborhoods Voting to Get Bay Area Bike Share Stations (Bernalwood)
    • Berkeley Poised to Approve Downtown Parking Garage Expansion and "Green" Overhaul (Berkeleyside)
    • Berkeley Ramps Up Road Repaving, Plans to Smooth 11 Miles of Streets By October (Berkeleyside)
    • EB Express: New Traffic Ticket Payment Law Doesn't Eliminate Onerous Fee for Missing Court Dates
    • More People Behaving Badly: Distracted Freeway Drivers in Marin County
    • Boy of 22 Month Dies of Head Injuries Suffered in Rear Seat After Rear-End Car Crash in Vallejo (CoCo)
    • San Jose Van Driver Crashes Into Pole, Shutting Down VTA Light-Rail Line (NBC, ABC)
    • Palo Alto Transpo Commission Approves Traffic Calming Measures on Park Bike Boulevard (PAO)
    • South City Driver Follows Drunk Driver, Calls Police, Sees Drunk Driver Crash Into Parked Car (SMDJ)

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