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    • Man Tries to Walk Under Big Rig Trailer, Gets Leg Crushed at Howard and Fremont (SFBay, Hoodline)
    • SF Chronicle Opposes Bike Yield Law; More on the Mayor's Opposition (ABCKTVU, UA)
    • Muni Rolls Out Service Increase, Route Changes, and New Articulated Buses (KRON, KTVU)
    • Supes Consider Raising Transportation Sustainability Fee for Developers; Vote Postponed (Examiner)
    • Mission Bay Alliance Says Warriors Arena Should Go to Bayview: More Room for Parking (Exam)
    • BART Delayed After Death on Tracks at Ashby (Appeal, CBS); 19th St Elevators Get Rehab (KRON)
    • Concord BART Riders Complain That New Schedule Shifted Crowding Problem to Them (CBS)
    • Pacifica Driver Shuts Down Post Office By Crashing Into it (SM Daily Journal)
    • Road Near Woodside Littered With Tacks Apparently Placed to Deflate Bike Tires (ABC)
    • Menlo Park to End Street Mini-Park Trial; Some Merchants Want Parking Back (Almanac, ABC)
    • Palo Alto Makes Trial Road Diet Permanent on Charleston-Arastradero (PA Online)
    • Santa Clara University Tests Startup's Driverless Golf Cart-Like Shuttle (Mercury News)

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