Look at all the yokels photographing this Daktronics SFgo traffic sign from the SFMTA.
What a bunch of loosers, huh?
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TEST*TEST*TEST*TEST*TEST*TEST*TEST*TEST*TEST…
Posts Tagged ‘sfgo’
SFMTA Tests San Francisco with SFgo – Shiny Sign Proves that San Franciscans Will Photograph Just About Anything
Friday, October 22nd, 2010BIKE NOPA Has Details on the Death of Pedestrian Melissa Dennison at Fell and Broderick
Monday, February 8th, 2010BIKE NOPA has just posted details on the SFPD police report and the District Attorney’s response to the death of pedestrian Melissa Dennison, killed by a collision at the intersection of Fell and Broderick on September 15th, 2009.
The intersection of Fell and Broderick
The Forlorn SFGo Electronic Traffic Sign on Oak Street is Not Long For This World
Thursday, October 15th, 2009This unfinished SFGo sign here on Oak Street will never get turned on, it turns out.
It was supposed to look like this:
Oh well. We’ll just have to wait and see what happens to its twin on Fell Street….
Memorial for Fallen Pedestrian Melissa Dennison Set for Tuesday Night at Ocean Beach
Friday, September 25th, 2009A San Francisco memorial for Melissa Dennison is set for Tuesday, September 29th, 6:00 PM at Ocean Beach (somewhere near the Beach Chalet, most likely). All the details are/will be here on this Facebook entry. From FB:
“Please join me in paying tribute to this bright star.all are welcome.please bring any music,poetry,ect. that melissa liked or that remind’s you of her.and please pass this on to anyone who might have know melissa. any network friends,ucsb,ucsf,etc. thank you.=i’m not sure exactly were on the beach it is going to be,i cant reserve a fire pit.i just need to go early and save one.if anyone wants to help in any way firewood,passing this on,food.you are more than welcome. p.s. this is a drug and alcohol free event.”
The scene at Fell and Broderick:
Death of Melissa Dennison at Fell and Broderick Considered an Accident by SFPD Lt.
Monday, September 21st, 2009Read this bit here over at BIKE NOPA to see that at least one SFPD lieutenant doesn’t consider the death of pedestrian Melissa Dennison to be a case of vehicular manslaughter. According to Lt. Ramlin of Park Station, at this point:
“There is no determination that it was manslaughter.”
The memorial at Fell and Broderick as it appeared a few days ago:
(Personally, I think when people use the term “speeding” in regards to traffic on Fell and Oak, they’re not saying what mean. Are they talking about cars literally going more than 30 mph? It’s not clear.)
The police report should be coming out soon…
