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8:23 AM PDT on March 29, 2016

    • BART Sued by WIFI Vendor (SFBay)
    • High School Mourns Teacher Who May Have Jumped in Front of BART Train (InsideBayArea)
    • Oakland Auto Row Development Exempted from Individual Environmental Review (Socketsite)
    • Should I-280 Get Wrecked? (SFExaminer)
    • Bay Area Advocates Push for DUI Interlock Device Law (CBSLocal, SMDailyJournal)
    • A Look at Some Crazy Tech Campus Architecture (SFist)
    • Assembly Transportation Committee Discusses High Speed Rail (BizJournals)
    • Novato Transit Consultant Price Tag is High (MarinIJ)
    • San Franciscos Prettiest Streets (SFGate)
    • Do Big Wheels Belong in the Bike Lane? (SFGate, SFist)

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