Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
8:46 AM PST on November 4, 2015
- Mother of Bicyclist Killed by Muni Driver Wants a Safer Market Street (KQED)
- SFMTA Approves 18-Month Pilot Program for Car-Free Powell, Begins Dec. 4 (SF Bay)
- SF Supervisors Approve Transit Sustainability Fee for New Development (SF Examiner)
- Two Geary Pedestrian Bridges to be Removed for BRT (Hoodline)
- Jogger Hit by Driver at Post and Hyde Suffers Severe Injuries (ABC, CBS, SF Gate)
- SFMTA to Begin Laying Out Central Subway Tracks on Fourth and King This Weekend (Hoodline)
- Old Bay Bridge Implosion Moved to Nov. 14, Will Take Place Under Water (ABC Video, KQED, SF Gate)
- GJEL Examines Three Potential Transportation and Infrastructure Mega-Projects for the East Bay
- Oakland City Council Votes to Decrease Parking Fee Just Four Months After Raising Them (SF Gate)
- 19-Year-Old Driver Hits and Kills 62-Year-Old Cyclist in Palo Alto (Palo Alto Online)
- San Bruno to Hold Public Meetings to Seek Input for Walk/Bike Safety Improvements (TDJ)
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