Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:43 AM PST on February 6, 2020
- Drivers to Blame for Majority of Deaths in 2019 (SFExaminer)
- Sorry, the Bike Lane isn’t Causing Your Traffic Jam (Bicycling)
- The NIMBYs That Want to Stop Page Street’s Bike Lane (Curbed)
- More on Plan to Integrate Transit (Curbed)
- New SMART Stations Boost Ridership (MarinIJ)
- BART Slaying Suspect Removed from Courtroom (SFGate, EastBayTimes)
- Comparing Golden Gate to Other Cities’ Parks (SFGate)
- New Use for Tenderloin Parking Lot (SFExaminer)
- New Tower for Uptown Oakland (Curbed)
- DMV Gives Uber Permission to Test Self-Driving Cars in California (SacBee)
- Pittsburg High School Teaches Autonomous Car Repair? (EastBayTimes)
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