Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
8:53 AM PDT on October 23, 2015
- Sinkhole Opens at Haight and Ashbury Streets, Second One in Neighborhood (Hoodline)
- AC Transit Pays $2.5M to Bicyclist Hit by Bus Driver in Emeryville Three Years Ago (CBS)
- BART to Add 14 New Cars to Fleet by Recycling Old Cars (SF Exam, SF Bay)
- BART Looks Into Improving Station Access for Bikes, Pedestrians, and Transit (Green Caltrain)
- Alameda County Transportation Commission Approves Free Student Bus Pass Pilot Program (SF Bay)
- San Mateo County Pays $12.5M for Street Upgrades on Middlefield Road (KQED, Peninsula Press)
- Golden Gate Ferry Studies Feasibility of Expanding Service Down Tiburon Peninsula (MIJ)
- ABC Films Sequence of Crews Testing SMART Train That Will Connect Marin and Novato
- Mountain View Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by Driver Thursday Morning (CBS)
- Stanford Offers Therapy to People Who Want to Try “Eco-Friendly” Transportation (Cyclelicious)
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