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Monday’s Headlines

Remembering traffic victims; SF Muni in dire need of funding, and cracking down on far evasion; What happens to old diesel engines? More

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  • San Francisco remembers traffic victims (ABC)
  • Company is "envisioning" luxe overnight trains between LA and SF Bay Area (NewsBreak)
  • SF Muni is in dire need of funding (KQED)
  • SF Muni cracks down on fare evasion (SF Chronicle)
  • Some demand Newsom deploy CHP on BART. But why? (KQED)
  • San Mateo Transportation Authority discusses projects to reduce congestion on 101 (San Mateo Daily Journal)
  • SacRT set to begin construction on light rail station (ABC10)
  • What happens to old diesel train engines? Caltrain is sending its to Peru (Times Herald)

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