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By
Roger Rudick
8:04 AM PDT on March 23, 2016
- Bay Area Bike Share Roll Out (SFGate)
- More on Failure to Override Veto of Increased Transportation Sustainability Fee (CBSLocal)
- Upper Haight Improvements Could Cost Some Trees (Hoodline)
- Development has Bike and Pedestrian Alley (Socketsite)
- BART to Pay Bonuses Despite System Breakdown (SFGate, BizJournal)
- BART Gets on Board with Student Discounts (SFExaminer)
- Housing Crisis Jacks Up Oakland Starter Homes (InsideBayArea)
- Feds Rate Bay Area Overcrossings Structurally Deficient (InsideBayArea)
- Pedestrian Struck by Motorist in Santa Rosa Dies (SFGate)
- No More Train Horns at Atherton Fair Oaks Lane Crossing? (AlmanacNews)
- Mr. Roadshow Talks Palo Alto Parking and BART Way Finding (MercNews)
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