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    • Video: Harriet the Tunnel Boring Machine Digging the Crenshaw/LAX Line (The Source)
    • Is It Not OK To Bike In L.A. Bus Lanes? (L.A. Weekly)
    • Investing in Place's Take On Metro's Revised Sales Tax Plan
    • The Challenges Of A More Vertical L.A. (KCET)
    • Metro Plans To Move Ahead With North Hollywood Joint Development (The Source)
    • 31 Photos Of L.A.'s Public Transit Resurgence (AOL)
    • Orange County Kicks Off Bravo Bus Service, Like Metro Rapid (OC Register)
    • How Can We Prevent Driverless Cars From Making Cities Worse? (SB Chicago)
    • Poor People Pay For Parking Even When They Don't Have A Car (WaPo)

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