Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:01 AM PDT on October 27, 2015
- SFCTA Looks at Old Transportation Plans to Create “Four Corridor Plan” (SF Exam)
- Warriors Arena Plan Calls for $60M in Transportation Improvements (SF Gate)
- Planning Dep. Considers Zoning for More Housing Around Market/Van Ness Transit Hub (Biz Times)
- CBS Video Shows Scooter Rider Accelerating Through Intersection and Crashing Into Jaywalking Jogger
- Photo Catches Commuter Buses Halting 33-Ashbury Line at Haight Street (Hoodline)
- Haight St. Reconstruction Causing “Unprecedented Number of Gas Leaks (ABC, Hoodline)
- BART Train Fills With Smoke at 24th Street, Likely Due to Bad Breaks (CBS, SF Exam)
- Twin Peaks Gas Station Lease Extended by at Least Five Years (Socketsite)
- Activists Want More Studies on Tech Shuttles’ Impacts on Congestion and Displacement (Mission Local)
- GJEL: Bike Yield Law Would Allow Police to Focus on Dangerous Behaviors
- Berkeley Man Severely Injured By Driver at I-80 Off Ramp (SF Gate)
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