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  • Man on Bike Injures Woman, 81, and Flees in Alleyway in Mission Dolores (CBS)
  • With City Hall’s Attention, SFTRU Survey Asks How You Would Improve Muni
  • Another Fantasy Transit Map for San Francisco: Muni Subway Criss-Crosses the City (Curbed)
  • Artist Photographs One Muni Rider a Day for 100 Days On His Commute (Muni Diaries)
  • Hoodline Profiles Mojo Bicycle Cafe Owner Remy Nelson
  • Dispatch From Leah Shahum: As Sweden Nears Zero Deaths, “Vision Zero” Leaders Don’t Rest (VZN)
  • Obama Visit, Warriors Parade Could Cause Traffic Delays in SF and Oakland Today (SFGate, NBC)
  • Green Caltrain: Could Congestion Pricing on the Dumbarton Bridge Help Fund Rail Restoration?
  • San Jose’s Lincoln Ave Road Diet Has Increased Bike Traffic By 24%, Foot Traffic By 14% (Cyclelicious)
  • CA Labor Commission Rules SF Uber Driver an Employee, Not Contractor (Biz, NPR, Reuters)
  • CA Officials Release Reports for Six Google Self-Driving Car Crashes Caused By Other Drivers (CBS)
  • Who Has the Tech to Ensure Drivers Are Giving Cyclists Three Feet? Chattanooga Police (Ars Technica)

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