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    • Uber Fights for Exemption From Market Street Turn Bans for Private Autos (CBS, ABC)
    • New SFPD Park Station Captain Wants to Crack Down on Cyclists for "the Protection of Life" (Hoodline)
    • Chronicle: Sup. Christensen's Stockton Tunnel Press Conference Comes During Tough Election Race
    • Supes Wiener, Cohen Want to Beef Up Police Staffing to Increase Traffic Enforcement (NBC, Examiner)
    • Woman Finds Her Stolen Bike on Street a Year Later, Lets Man Who Purchased it Keep it (Mission)
    • New BART Budget to Add Longer, More Frequent Trains (KQED, Business Times, SFGate)
    • Bay Area Bike Share Station Locations Being Suggested Far and Wide (Cyclelicious)
    • Driver in Mountain View Arrested After Running Over Parking Control Officer's Foot to Flee Ticket (CBS)
    • Drivers Complain Construction on Highway 101 in Palo Alto is Causing Slowdowns (NBC)
    • San Jose Driver Dies After Crashing Into Tree (Mercury News)
    • Congressional Rep From Modesto Continues Fight Against CA High-Speed Rail Funding (CoCo Times)

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