Today’s Headlines
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8:29 AM PST on November 25, 2015
- BART will give up on late-night buses to eastern Contra Costa County (KRON)
- Those raised bike lanes in San Francisco just aren’t enough (Wired)
- Bike advocates Friends of the Polo Field fix up the track in Golden Gate Park (SF Bicycle Coalition)
- Traffic deaths rose at beginning of 2015, probably due to distracted driving (NY Times)
- Yes, high speed rail construction bids are coming in lower than cost estimates (PolitiFact)
- Video: European Bike Stealing Championships 2015 (YouTube)
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