Headlines, September 1
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8:20 AM PDT on September 1, 2023
- Little Girl’s Death Again Underscores Need for Protected Bike Lanes (Oaklandside)
- San Francisco and LA’s Vision Zero Failures (LATimes)
- More on BART Running Shorter Trains (SFStandard)
- More on Second Caltrain Substation (MassTransit)
- BART Police Win Award (RailwayAge)
- Big Downtown Plans Often Fall Short (SFChron)
- Another Downtown Office Building Sells at Discount (SFChron)
- Sunset Skyscraper is Back (SFStandard)
- Tech ‘Utopia’ Renderings (SFStandard, SFChron)
- Here Come Driverless Trucks (SFChron)
- Commentary: Bay Area Should Welcome a New City (SFExaminer)
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