Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:36 AM PST on February 27, 2020
- Car-Free Market Street Better for Cyclists, Transit (SFChron)
- Car-Free Market Had Minimal Effect on Side Streets (SFExaminer)
- The E-Bike Pricing Shakeup (Curbed)
- Scooters Under Control (Slate)
- Testing BART’s Trip Planner (ABC7)
- BART Employees Working Excessive Overtime (SFChron)
- Uber and Lyft Making Global Warming Worse (Axios)
- New Features of the Urban Landscape (SFChron)
- San Jose Approves Combined Hotel/Condo Near Diridon (EastBayTimes)
- Fare Increases on Vallejo Ferry (DailyRepublic)
- Letters: The Growing Diversity of Cyclists (SFChron)
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