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8:03 AM PDT on March 22, 2018

    • Two Pedestrians Hit in SF in Separate Collisions (SFGate, SFExaminer)
    • Video of Fatal Uber AV Crash (SFGate)
    • Robot Car Companies to Meet with Mayor Farrell (SFExaminer)
    • Will we Ever Get a Second Transbay Tube? (SFWeekly)
    • BART Delayed when Body Found Along Tracks (EastBayTimes)
    • Ocean Beach Erosion (SFWeekly)
    • How to Make City More Resilient (MarinIJ)
    • Another Pro-Housing Group (Hoodline)
    • Silicon Valley Must Solve Housing and Transportation (MercNews)
    • Fremont to Charge for ACE Parking (EastBayTimes)
    • Commentary: Driverless Cars and the Future of SF Streets (SFExaminer)
    • Commentary: Uber AV Death Resulted from Profit over Safety (SFExaminer)

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