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In February, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), the state agency with oversight of rail and light-rail transit systems slammed Muni for pervasive safety problems. The CPUC threatened Muni with …
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With unemployment in San Francisco still stubbornly high, we need to look at every resource available to put our neighbors back to work. And with the city’s budget deficit projected …
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A UC Berkeley Class AC Transit Pass allows UC Berkeley students unlimited rides aboard all AC Transit local and transbay buses, except the Dumbarton Express.

In order to be valid …
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While many people consider the Golden Gate Bridge red, the Bridge has always been painted an orange vermilion called "International Orange."

The Bridge’s consulting architect Irving Morrow picked the color …
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The Golden Gate Bridge had its lowest amount of car traffic on Monday, January 4, 1982. On that day a devastating rainstorm struck the San Francisco Bay Area.  Earth slides …
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The Golden Gate Bridge experienced its highest amount of vehicular traffic on October 17, 1989, following the Loma Prieta Earthquake. The Golden Gate Bridge survived the earthquake undamaged. On October …
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