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  • Sup. Wiener Introduces Transportation Sustainability Fee With Mayor Lee’s Backing (SFGate)
  • SFBC Member Makes Case Against Organization’s Bid to Change Board Election Bylaws (Cyclelicious)
  • City Presents Plans for Folsom Street With Protected Bike Lanes Near Transbay Center (Hoodline)
  • SF Examiner Readers Back SFPD Park Station Captain’s Crackdown on Bike “Scofflaws” (1, 2)
  • Mayor Lee: City Vehicles to Switch to Biodiesel By End of the Year (SFBay)
  • Stanley Roberts Finds Uber Drivers at SFO Illegally Using Passenger Drop-Off Level, Skirting Fees
  • BART: Stay Home During Transbay Tube Closures; Bus Plans Detailed (KTVU, ABC, Examiner, SFGate)
  • Caltrans Officials Say They’re Serious About Tripling Bicycling in California (SFGate Bay Bikers)
  • Oakland Gives Toyota Dealership Retroactive 20% Tax Break; Majority Owner Buys Mansion (EBX)
  • Oakland Driver, Passenger Ran After Crashing Into Funeral Home, Leaving Occupant Dead (CBS, ABC)
  • Foster City Postpones Employee Shuttle Launch Due to Disagreements Over Service (Daily Journal)
  • Palo Alto Sees Spate of Bike Thefts (Palo Alto Online)

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