Today’s Headlines
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9:50 AM PDT on June 16, 2015
- Road Diet, Buffered Bike Lane Leads to 651 Percent Increase in Bicycling on San Jose Avenue (SFBike)
- Muni to Launch E-Embarcadero Streetcar Service on Weekends in July, All-Week Next Year (Hoodline)
- Muni Monthly Fast Pass Fares to Increase July 1 (SFBay)
- BeyondChron: “Mid-Market Will Not Reach Its Economic Potential” Without Car Restrictions
- Drunk Motorcyclist Who Injured Cable Car Operator Charged With Two Felonies (SF Appeal)
- Driver Who Sped Off Ramp, Sent Parked Cars Into Cafe at 7th and Bryant, Arrested for DUI (SF Appeal)
- People Behaving Badly: Solo Drivers Attempt to Use Carpool Ramp to Get on Bay Bridge
- Leap is Auctioning Three of Four of Its Buses After Receiving Cease and Desist Order (Business Times)
- Caltrain Releases Draft Business Plan for Electric Service With More Frequent Trains (Green Caltrain)
- More on Google’s Copenhagen-Esque “Bike Vision” for Its Mountain View Campus (CityLab)
- Cyclelicious Shares Resources to Get in on the Bike Advocacy Conversation in the South Bay
- Alameda Leans Towards Unprotected Door-Zone Bike Lanes on Western Central Avenue (GJEL)
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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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