Today’s Headlines
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10:17 AM PDT on May 3, 2023
- New SFMTA Report Shows 1/4 of SF’s Slow Streets Are Too Fast (SF Examiner)
- Cops and Firefighters Can’t Stop Driverless Vehicle Gone Haywire (Mission Local)
- Major Retailers Abandon San Francisco… (SacBee)
- …So Are the 1%. What Are They Taking With Them? (Chron)
- Fewer than 10% of Infrastructure Projects Are on Time and under Budget (Washington Post)
- April Showers Bring More Showers (Examiner)
- Fare-Free Transit Reduces Travel Times, Passengers Board Through 2 Doors, Don’t Search for Change, Tickets (Commonwealth)
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