Headlines, August 23
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8:38 AM PDT on August 23, 2024
- Contract to Expand Caltrain into Downtown (RailwayGazette, ENR)
- More on Twin Peaks Tunnel Closure (SFGate)
- Cities that Use Ferries (TravelWaits)
- Cruise Driverless Cars Coming to Uber Platforms (SFChron, Reuters)
- Oakland Activists Remember Another Fallen Cyclist, Demand Safer Streets (SFChron)
- Vigil Held for Community Service Officer Killed by Driver (KTVU)
- Driver Kills Cyclist in Redwood City (SFChron)
- Mount Diablo’s Bike Turnouts (EastBayTimes)
- Scooterist Attacked on Valencia one Block from Police Station (SFStandard)
- Busing Homeless People Back and Forth (SFStandard)
- Commentary: Yosemite Traffic Nightmare (SFChron)
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