Today’s Headlines
- Driver Injures Two People at Oak and Masonic Jogging on Panhandle (SFBay, Hoodline)
- Sunday Streets Returns to the Tenderloin This Weekend (Hoodline)
- Another Bernal Heights Neighbor Says Lane Reduction on 280 Off-Ramp Too Sudden (Bernalwood)
- BART Train Fire Believed to Be Caused By Aging Vehicles, Infrastructure (ABC, Examiner, KTVU, Biz)
- GJEL: Bay Bridge Contra Flow Bus Lane Should Be Paired With Bike/Pedestrian Path
- GG Bridge Traffic Flows During Doyle Dr Closure (ABC); Another Multi-Car Crash on Bay Bridge (SFGate)
- Bay Bridge Committee Approves $1.1 Million to Prepare Anchor Rods for Earthquakes (SF Appeal)
- More on Muir Woods’ Vehicle Reservation System Approved to Limit Car Traffic (SFGate)
- AC Transit Now Provides Real-Time Bus Info for Google Maps (ABC)
- Berkeley Police Turn to “Bike Index” National Registry to Match Stolen Bikes With Owners (Berkeleyside)
- Palo Alto Drivers Disregard New Left Turn Ban at Downtown Intersection (Palo Alto Online)
- Article From 1898: San Jose “Wheelmen” Oppose Bay Area Bike Paths, Prefer Good Roads (Cyclelicious)
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