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By
Roger Rudick
8:26 AM PST on February 18, 2016
- More on High Speed Rail Shifting Focus from SoCal to Northern (InsideBayArea, MercNews, CBSLocal)
- More on Possible Muni Fare Hike (SFGate)
- SFMTA Looks at Bringing Back Sunday Parking Meter Enforcement (SFist)
- Windy Weather Delays BART (SFgate)
- New App Promises Better Bus Arrival Predictions (SFExaminer, BizJournals)
- Forum Talks About Merging the MTC and the Association of Bay Area Governments (KQED)
- Editorial Says Keep the Tech Shuttles (SFExaminer)
- After Another Pedestrian Death SFPD Tweets to Drivers to Pay Attention to the Road (SFist)
- Menlo Park Development to Offer Free Caltrain Passes (AlmanacNews)
- Cops Bust Scofflaw Motorists and Let Cyclist off with a Warning (Kron4)
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