Headlines, October 4
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8:29 AM PDT on October 4, 2023
- Supes Endorse No Right on Red (SFChron)
- More on Survey That Shows Less Support for Public Transit (Governing)
- Sonoma Approves Bus Charging Station (Patch)
- Bird/Spin Acquisition (IntelligentTransport)
- More on Cruise Running Over Pedestrian (Forbes, BizInsider, WSJ)
- Cruise Defends Safety Record (CBS/Yahoo)
- Downtown Starbucks Closing (SFChron, SFStandard)
- More on San Francisco’s Housing Mandate (MissionLocal)
- Driver Hits Pedestrian in San Rafael (MarinIJ)
- MTC Leaks License Plate Numbers (SecurityAffairs)
- Letters: How Many People Have to Die Before Driverless Cars are Regulated? (SFChron)
- Commentary: SMART Train has to Show its Worth (MarinIJ)
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