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By
Roger Rudick
8:21 AM PDT on March 16, 2016
- Proposal to Charge Extra for Express Muni Buses Dropped (SFExaminer)
- SFMTA to Ban Cars from Most Scenic Part of Twin Peaks Road (SFGate)
- SFMTA Considers Charging Metered Parking at Night (SFExaminer)
- More on Lombard Street Makeover (SFist)
- Police Seek Help in Finding Van from Hit and Run Near Chinatown (SFAppeal, Hoodline)
- Feds Closer to Approving Dollars for Next Leg of South Bay BART Extension (SFGate)
- Despite Protests Oakland Council Approves Housing at East 12th and Second (InsideBayArea)
- Driver Shortage for Gold Gate Transit Buses (MarinIJ)
- Redesigned Mixed Use near Burlingame Caltrain Gets Okay from Commission (SMDailyJournal)
- Uber and Lyft Discuss Role in Complementing Transit (SFGate)
- SF Supervisors Editorial on Poverty Illegal Parking and Towing Fees (SFExaminer)
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