Headlines, July 31
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8:43 AM PDT on July 31, 2025
- How Much do SFMTA’s Managers Earn? (SFChron)
- Advocates Want Silicon Valley to Join Regional Measure (SJSpotlight)
- More HSR Construction Coming (MercNews)
- More on Speed Cameras (NBCBayArea, KQED)
- Do Lower Speed Limits Reduce Crashes? (TheFrisc)
- Why Merchants Should Support Cycling (MomentumMagazine)
- YIMBYs on a Winning Streak (SFStandard)
- Tesla ‘Ride Hailing’ Service in S.F. (KTVU)
- Trump Cancels Plans for Offshore Wind Farms (DailyJournal)
- The Destruction of Russell City (Guardian)
- Mapping Every Community Bulletin Board (BrokeAssStuart)
- Flying Cars Again (EastBayTimes)
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