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“I'm looking forward to taking my bike on the Pacific Surfliner, from Van Nuys to San Diego. I'm told they have racks for both bikes and surfboards -- now that's intermodal :)”
– Ed Greenberg In response to "Amtrak Bill Clears the Way for Bike-Friendly Trains"
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Will Metro's Measure R "Informational" Campaign Backfire?
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"I don’t know many people who need a high speed train from Los Angeles to San Francisco. I know a..." - Marino said:
"@marcotico if we closed the 5 freeway we could meet in the middle." - Ingrid Peterson said:
"Thank you Damien! I hope that some of us Streetsbloggers out there can somehow cause this to..." - Dave said:
"I’ve been really conflicted about this…there are some projects in here that I like but I am..."
Amtrak Bill Clears the Way for Bike-Friendly Trains
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Eyes on the Street
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- James Rojas' Downtown Model
- Imagine a downtown with no cars, a system of streetcars and greenways and a lot of public park space...
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August 25, 2008
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