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9:10 AM PST on February 1, 2008

Paper Supports 'Cost Effective' Mag Lev to the Sea (Daily Breeze)

City Watch Disects Times' "Coverage" of Broadway Plan (Times)

USC Prof: Time for Honesty About Transportation Funding (Daily Bulletin)

A Look at the Mayor's Traffic Plan (LAist)

Metro Hosts First Subway to the Sea Meeting (KNBC)

Transit Activists Boost Prop 91 (Daily News via Red Orbit)

Taking Transit=Healthier Lifestyle (AHN)

Livable Cities Key to Earth's Future (Dot Earth)

Bicycle Film Festival Looking for Entries (Bicycle Retailer)

Local Paper Actually Reports Pedestrian Fatality (Star News)

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