Today’s Headlines
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10:58 AM PDT on September 9, 2015
- Documents Preparing SFMTA’s Private Shuttle Program for Permanence Worry Litigants (SF Examiner)
- SFMTA Produces Video to Teach Truck Drivers to Navigate SF’s Streets Safely
- Transit Advocates Laud Wiener’s Subway Vision (KQED, CBS); 48 Hills: Developers Should Pay for it
- Muni Bus Catches Fire on Highway 101 Near Cesar Chavez While Driving Out of Service (Examiner)
- Mission Residents, Merchants Criticize Parklets That Lack Seating After Business Hours (Mission Local)
- C.W. Nevius Milks the Critical Mass Attacker Incident Again to Call the Ride “Out of Control”
- 101-Unit Affordable Housing Development at 17th and Folsom Parking Lot to Be Parking-Free (Biz Times)
- Man Takes Selfie While Lying on BART Tracks, Delaying Entire System for 30 Minutes (CoCo Times)
- Downtown Oakland Merchants Say Business Hurt By Construction of Non-Plaza at Latham Square (EBX)
- Alameda Man, 65, Killed By Driver While Crossing Deadly Constitution Way (ABC, SFGate)
- Sharon Butler, 54, of Brentwood Killed By DUI Driver While Biking (Mercury News, CBS)
- Lyft Line, UberPOOL is Being Used By Ride-Sharers for Pick-Ups of a Different Kind (re/code)
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