Today’s Headlines
Two Divisadero Coffee Shops Apply to Build Parklets (Hoodline) “Scoot” Scooter-Share a Quickly Expanding Transport Option in SF (Fortune) Mother’s Biggest Safety Fear for Children in San Francisco is Distracted Drivers (Marina Times) Human Transit Defends Boundaries for Bay Area Transit Agencies BART Board Discusses Second Transbay Tube Further After Weekend Closure (CBS) Caltrain Hits Car … Continued
By
Rob Poole
9:27 AM PDT on August 4, 2015
- Two Divisadero Coffee Shops Apply to Build Parklets (Hoodline)
- “Scoot” Scooter-Share a Quickly Expanding Transport Option in SF (Fortune)
- Mother’s Biggest Safety Fear for Children in San Francisco is Distracted Drivers (Marina Times)
- Human Transit Defends Boundaries for Bay Area Transit Agencies
- BART Board Discusses Second Transbay Tube Further After Weekend Closure (CBS)
- Caltrain Hits Car Stopped on Tracks; Deputy Pulls Driver Out at Last Minute (NBC)
- Tech Shuttle Drivers for Seven Companies Approve Union Contract (SF Bay, SF Biz Times, CBS)
- Three Better Alternatives to Bundled Parking in Marin (The Greater Marin)
- Cyclelicious: Making Your Bike Ugly Won’t Prevent it from Getting Stolen
- Mountain View Workshop Explores Ideas to Make North BayShores Walkable and Car-Lite (PTA)
- Caltrans Fails to Notify Drivers of Roadwork in Pacifica on Highway 1 (ABC)
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