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By
Roger Rudick
8:03 AM PDT on March 17, 2016
- BART Delays and Glitches (SFGate1, SFGate2, SFGate3, SFExaminer, InsideBayArea, CBSLocal)
- Muni Reduces Number of Stops on 30 Stockton (SFBay)
- New Mission District Park to Break Ground (Socketsite)
- Mission Continues to Oppose Dense Housing Project Despite Affordable Housing (BizJournal)
- Caltrain Starts Park Avenue Rail Bridge Work in San Mateo (SFExaminer)
- State Regulators Delay Vote on Ride Hail Regulations (SFExaminer)
- Golden Gate Transit Offers Free Rides as Compensation for Bad Service (CBSLocal)
- More on Marin Road Hogs Ditching Bike Lanes on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard (MarinIJ)
- Using Sensors and Crunching Data to Track Traffic and Transit Movements (InsideBayArea)
- People Behaving Badly: Motorist Watches Video as She Drives (Kron4)
- Some Bay Area Residents Like Commuting? (Atlantic)
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