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Temporary S-Curve of Bridge Dangerous for Drivers

Forty-two crashes in two months time on a single temporary S-curve on San Francisco’s Bay Bridge has led Caltrans to make a steady stream of improvements directed at improving driver safety through providing adequate advanced warning But, in an interesting anomaly, many commuters aren’t up in arms about the dangerous curve. The Contra Costa Times …

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Striking a Balance Between Religious Expression and Discrimination

Religious freedom is one of the founding principles of the United States. Over time, the practice of celebrating diversity and discouraging discrimination has become an important representation of America and its core values. But what happens when a situation occurs that pits the freedom of religious expression in direct conflict with preventing discriminatory behavior? One …

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California Personal Injury Attorney Takes on Court Underfunding

Published in The Recorder “There are more than $4.6 million good reasons to keep our civil courts open,” says San Francisco attorney Christopher Dolan in a recent letter to The Recorder. The letter refers to debate over whether to tap the San Francisco Superior Court’s reserves to keep civil courts open and functioning as they reel …

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Market and Octavia continues to prove dangerous for cyclists

This morning began with another bike accident, this time at one of the worst intersection for cyclists in the city. Reports indicate that a vehicle making an illegal right turn struck a cyclists while trying to enter the Central Freeway entrance. The cyclist was riding on Market Street when the car, which was traveling the …

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MUNI Cited for Violating Safety Codes and Endangering Riders

The Public Utilities Commission reported last month that the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has repeatedly violated state, federal, and various safety codes, endangering Muni passengers and resulting in unsafe operations. Inspectors conducted over twenty inspections between July 2009 and January 2011, and found track deterioration, malfunctions with automatic train control, poor maintenance, and failure …

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