Today’s Headlines
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9:17 AM PDT on September 29, 2015
- 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 (ABC, KTVU, 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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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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