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By
Roger Rudick
8:23 AM PST on November 17, 2016
- SFMTA Director Responds to Potential Funding Losses Under Trump (SFExaminer)
- Happy Birthday to the Clipper Card (SFExaminer)
- A Look at Different Ride Sharing Approaches (Techmalak)
- Driverless Car Model That Respects Livable Streets? (KQED)
- SF Supes Want More Study of Mission Bay Development’s Displacement Implications (SFGate, SFist)
- Low Income Housing has No Impact on Overall Housing Prices (Curbed)
- No to New Tower on Montgomery (Curbed)
- 24th and Mission Then and Now (Hoodline)
- Atherton Crosswalk Beg Button Re-Timed so Pedestrians Can Actually Cross (Almanac)
- Forum About Delayed Sonoma Marin Train (MarinIJ)
- Another Deadly Hit and Run in San Jose (NBCBayArea)
- More Atrocious Motorists (Kron4)
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