Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:44 AM PDT on July 29, 2015
- SF Examiner Looks at Why Idaho’s Stop Sign Law Works; Wiggle “Stop-In” Demonstration Tonight
- More on SFMTA’s Revised Plan for McAllister Includ With Two Traffic Circles (Hoodline)
- SF Bicycle Coalition Features Arguments For and Against Changes to Organization’s Bylaws
- Mysterious Pro-Parking Permit Flyers Posted By “NE Bernal Parking Alliance” (Bernalwood)
- Report: 74 Percent of Bay Area Roads in Substandard Condition (Quartz)
- BART Releases Videos to Help Navigate Transbay Tube Closure This Weekend (NBC, The Alamedan)
- Along Oakland’s Lake Merritt, There’s a Button to Press to Continue Walking On the Sidewalk (GJEL)
- Driver Dead After Three-Car Crash on I-880 in Oakland (CBS, Mercury News)
- Millbrae Red Light Camera Generates Over 1,500 Traffic Citations in June (ABC)
- Man Struck by Caltrain in San Bruno (SFGate)
- Redwood City Mayor Says Underutilized Downtown Garage Will Be Used More With New Exit (SMDJ)
- Report Recommends Giving Police New Tools to Determine if Drivers are Stoned (East Bay Express)
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