Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:07 AM PST on November 2, 2020
- Bridge Traffic Creeping Back to Normal (SFChron)
- More on SFMTA Board Nomination (SFBay)
- Plans for a Socially Distanced Election Night (SFExaminer)
- Downtown Businesses Cover Windows (SFExaminer)
- More on Self-Driving Cars Coming to our Streets (Forbes)
- Watch Autonomous Car Fail on Lombard Street (Mashable)
- Neighborhoods Where Eating Outside May Not Work for Restaurants (SFChron)
- Where Rents are Falling, Where the Aren’t (Bloomberg)
- Commentary/Podcast: What Every Transit Rider Should Know About Election (MuniDiaries)
- Commentary: New Sutter Shoreline Regional Park Worth the Trip (EastBayTimes)
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