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    • Sanford Ends Bike Crackdown After Hours-Long Meeting at Park Station (Examiner, KTVU, NBC)
    • This is Still Happening: Man on Bike Injured By Driver at Market and Octavia (Hoodline, CBS)
    • SFPD to Crack Down on Drivers Passing Cable Cars to Protect Operators (KTVU, Exam, SFGate)
    • More on the Arrival of Lower Market Street's Turn Bans for Private Autos (SFGate, KTVUSF Examiner)
    • Rec and Park Proposes Panhandle Upgrades, But Protected Bike Lanes Needed on Fell and Oak (SFBC)
    • Sheriff Mirkarimi Had Drivers License Suspended for Failing to Report Car Crash (SFGate, ABC, Exam)
    • Peskin Got Campaign Funds From Warriors Arena Foe, Warns of Transpo Impacts (SFGate - Scroll)
    • SFMTA Keeps Replacing Median Sign Run Over By Drivers on Great Highway at Balboa (Richmond)
    • After Car Crash on Bay Bridge, Woman Exits Car and Plunges Into Water (ABCSFGate)
    • BART Removes Carpet From the Last of Its Trains (Muni Diaries)
    • Menlo Park Public Works Director on El Camino Real Vision: Adding Traffic Lanes Won't Help (Almanac)
    • Paris Lets Cyclists Jump Red Lights (BBC)

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