Today’s Headlines
Even the Brits Notice That LA Car Culture is on the Decline (BBC) Transit Advocates Battle Governor’s Budget (Contra Costa Times) Angelenos Adapting Slowly to Meterless Pay Parking (LAist) City’s Bike Facilities Win Award (CD13-Garcettiblog) How to Be a Volunteer Bike Advocate (Emerald City) Traffic Videos From Around the World Popping Up on YouTube (Planetizen) … Continued
12:29 PM PDT on May 22, 2008
- Even the Brits Notice That LA Car Culture is on the Decline (BBC)
- Transit Advocates Battle Governor’s Budget (Contra Costa Times)
- Angelenos Adapting Slowly to Meterless Pay Parking (LAist)
- City’s Bike Facilities Win Award (CD13-Garcettiblog)
- How to Be a Volunteer Bike Advocate (Emerald City)
- Traffic Videos From Around the World Popping Up on YouTube (Planetizen)
- American Cities Pondering Car-Free Parks and Ciclovias (RedOrbit via Car-Free USA)
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