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By
Roger Rudick
8:27 AM PDT on September 29, 2021
- Tour of Almost-Completed Subway (KTVU)
- System to Automatically Stop Commuter Trains in an Earthquake (Temblor)
- Trajectory of Scooter and Bike Share (GreenBiz)
- Extension of Mileage Tax Pilot (PewTrust)
- Matt Haney to Run for Assembly, Embraces YIMBY Positions (SFChron)
- Encampments Allowed to Stay in Berkeley for Now (Berkeleyside)
- Roundabouts Become More Common (EastBayTimes)
- More on Efforts to Rehabilitate Humboldt Bay Freight Rail (LostCoastOutpost)
- Letters: SMART Should Add Weekend Rail/Ferry Excursions (MarinIJ)
- Letters: HSR, Idaho Stops (SFChron)
- Letters: Don’t Delay Climate Change Actions (SFChron)
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