Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
10:12 AM PDT on August 11, 2015
- Market Street Turn Bans for Cars Begin Today (KQED, Hoodline, NBC, SFGate)
- ICYMI: Sup. Scott Wiener Comes Out Against SFPD’s Bike Crackdown on Minor Violations (Medium)
- Another Wiggle Bike “Stop-in” Planned Before Tonight’s Park Station Meeting (Hoodline, SFGate)
- Bike Commuters Explain to Stanley Roberts That They Look and Yield at Stop Signs
- At Outside Lands, SFMTA Tickets Drivers Using Muni Stops and Crosswalks for Drop-Offs (PBB)
- Uber is Leasing Cars to Drivers, Similar to “Horse-Hiring” in the 19th Century (Taxicab Subjects)
- Latest Central Subway Video Shows Construction of Moscone Station (SFMTA)
- GJEL: I-80 Freeway Sign Project to Make San Pablo Ave More Dangerous for Pedestrians
- Multi-Car Crash on I-80 in Berkeley Injuries Numerous Children on School Bus (ABC, SF Bay, Berkside)
- Palo Alto’s Wish List From 2016 Transpo Tax Measure Includes Separate Caltrain Crossings (PA Online)
- First Phase of Atherton Bike Pedestrian Master Plan to Be Presented Tonight (Almanac)
- Car Crash on Highway 101 in San Jose Leaves One Woman Dead and Three Injured (ABC)
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