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  • SFMTA’s First “Home Zone” Safety Project Successfully Slows Drivers in the Mission (SFMTAAppeal)
  • Driver Gets Stuck on Duboce and Church Muni Boarding Island After Trying to Enter Bike Lane (Hoodline)
  • Driver Hits Fire Hydrant at Divisadero and Fell While Pulling Out of Gas Station (Hoodline)
  • Top of Driver’s Big Rig Hits Tree on Mission at Fourth Street, Closing Block to Vehicles (SFGate)
  • Muni Forward Service Increase Begins Tomorrow During Muni Heritage Weekend (SF Examiner)
  • SFMTA Circulates Petition for Bernal Heights Residential Parking Permit Zone (Bernalwood)
  • Bay Area Transit Agencies to Pay for Stolen Clipper Cards Rides Taken on Same Day (ABC)
  • Marin Assemblyman Marc Levine Introduces Legislation to Replace MTC and BATA (Mercury News)
  • Caltrans Penalizes Eastern Bay Bridge Span Contractor for Shoddy Work (KQED, SFGate)
  • Elderly Livermore Driver Who Crashed Into Gym, Killed Woman, Nearly Did Same Thing Last Year (ABC)
  • 14-Year-Old San Jose Student on Life Support After Driver Hits Him Near Campus (CBS)
  • Emergency Response Vehicles Delayed By Dumbarton Bridge Traffic (ABC)

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