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By
Andrew Boone
9:06 AM PDT on October 21, 2015
- Chinatown Residents Demand Pedestrian Scramble at Kearny and Clay Streets (SF Exam)
- SFMTA Floats New Restrictions to Keep Private Buses Off Residential Streets (SF Exam)
- Oakland City Council Approves Road Diet on Grand Avenue (ABC)
- Photos from Fourth Annual Berkeley Sunday Streets on Shattuck Avenue (Berkeleyside)
- Unlicensed Hit-And-Run Driver Injures Bicyclist on Embarcadero (SF Exam, Hoodline)
- Caltrans Investigating Why Tons of Debris Fell on Highway 880 (ABC, SF Gate)
- Driver Injures Pedestrian at East 17th and Fruitvale in Oakland, Second Time This Year (CBS)
- One Dead, One Seriously Injured in Crash on Highway 101 Near Third Street (SFist, ABC)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian on Highway 80 in Vallejo (Kron4)
- Atherton Receives Permit to Install Ped-Activated Signal on El Camino Real (Almanac)
- Mountain View Reviews Housing in North Bayshore, LinkedIn’s Plans to Reduce Driving (PTA)
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Andrew Boone covers the Livable Streets Movements for Streetsblog in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Andrew's claim to fame is once having bicycled more than 12,000 miles of smiles in one year. nauboone@gmail.com
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