Today’s Headlines
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10:22 AM PDT on August 26, 2015
- SFCTA Unveils Plans for Geneva-Harney BRT Route to Connect Southeast Developments (Examiner)
- C.W. Nevius: Union Square Merchants Hurting From Central Subway Construction (SF Chronicle)
- People on Sixth Street Stopped Driver From Fleeing After Hitting Man Yesterday (SF Examiner)
- Motorcycle Officer Who Crashed With Driver in Tenderloin Was Responding to Sixth St Crash (NBC)
- Uber Tests “Smart Routes” — Basically Bus Routes With Cars — on Fillmore and Valencia (TechCrunch)
- “Shuddle” Ride-Hail Service for Kids Launches Feature for Carpools Between Known Families (Biz)
- More on SFBC’s Support of a “Bike Yield” Law for Cyclists at Stop Signs (SF Examiner)
- Another BART Transbay Tube Closure Coming Labor Day Weekend, Sept. 5-7 (SFGate)
- Bay Ferry Authority Approves Funding to Boost Service Through October (CBS)
- Another Study Says Bay Area Traffic Congestion Among Worst in Nation (Mercury News, NBC)
- Six-Car Crash in Palo Alto Shuts Down Oregon Expressway, Injures Three (PA Online)
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