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By
Roger Rudick
8:12 AM PDT on May 5, 2016
- Safety Set Aside to Preserve Taraval Parking (SFExaminer)
- More on New Muni Trains (SFBay, SFist)
- More on Double Berthing (SFBay)
- Mobility Challenges for Bayfront Developments (SFChron)
- Third Street Bayview Building to get More Parking (Socketsite)
- Menlo Park Punts Safety Improvements on Deadly El Camino Real (AlmanacNews)
- More on VTA Struggle with Falling Ridership (MercNews)
- Man Climbs on Top of VTA Train (NBCBayArea, Kron4)
- Study Revived on Dumbarton Bridge (SMDailyJournal)
- Sonoma Marin Train Adopts Rules for Passenger Behavior (MarinIJ)
- Martinez Comes Alive and May Get Ferry Service (EastBayTimes, MercNews)
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