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- Will Metro's Measure R "Informational" Campaign Backfire?
  
  25 Comments Latest by: Alex Thompson, Today at 11:16 AM
- CALPIRG Wants Your Help to Pass High Speed Rail
  
  6 Comments Latest by: Marino, Today at 2:46 PM
- Dana Gabbard: More Reasons to Vote for Measure R
  
  5 Comments Latest by: Damien Goodmon, Today at 3:09 PM
- LA’s Sunday Streets: A Simple Switch by Ingrid Peterson
  
  4 Comments Latest by: Marino, Today at 2:37 PM
- "Best of Streetfilms": NYC Bike Move
  
  1 Comments Latest by: Creative Thing, Today at 9:52 AM
- Damien Goodmon said:
  "The $25/yr number is bogus. It’s more like $100-200/year, which I’ve never been..."
- Marino said:
  "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..."
1. Amtrak Bill Clears the Way for Bike-Friendly Trains
  October 7, 2008
2. Streetfilms: Contra-Flow Biking in Boulder
  October 8, 2008
3. Victory at the Rose Bowl: Car Free Event a Hit with Community
  September 26, 2008
4. LA’s Sunday Streets: A Simple Switch by Ingrid Peterson
  October 13, 2008
5. City’s New Housing Plan Calls for 20 TOD Developments
  September 29, 2008
6. Streetsblogger Goes to Paris, Rides Velib
  September 30, 2008
7. Cyclist Attacked on Ballona Creek Trail
  August 21, 2008
8. Jan Gehl Gets Sweet in San Francisco
  October 8, 2008
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