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By
Roger Rudick
9:17 AM PST on December 14, 2015
- SF Driver Arrested in Crash that Killed Cyclist (SFGate)
- East Bay to Marin Bus Service Begins (SFGate)
- Passions High on Yield Stop Law (SFChron)
- SFMTA Targets Speeding for Vision Zero Goals (SFExaminer)
- Mission District Development Swaps Parking for Housing (Socketsite)
- SFMTA Switches to Renewable Diesel (SFBay)
- Save Money and Take BART to SFO for Holiday Travel (CBSLocal)
- Scofflaws: More Single-Passenger Vehicles Found in Carpool Lanes (Chronicle)
- San Jose Closes Street for Santa Run (MercNews)
- Caltrans, San Jose Partner on Creating Trippy Underpass for Cars (SFGate)
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