Today’s Headlines
Downtown DASH Crash a Big Story Online (Blogdowntown, LA Now, LAist) Metro Board Postpones Vote on Long Range Plan AGAIN…Let’s Wait for Stimulus (LA Now) Meter Maid Blocks Turn Lane During Rush Hour for Shopping Trip (Bus Bench) Goodybe Gift to Former Speaker Nunez from Assembly: a $5100 Bike (Politiker) Poll: 81 Percent of Americans … Continued
8:29 AM PST on January 9, 2009
- Downtown DASH Crash a Big Story Online (Blogdowntown, LA Now, LAist)
- Metro Board Postpones Vote on Long Range Plan AGAIN…Let’s Wait for Stimulus (LA Now)
- Meter Maid Blocks Turn Lane During Rush Hour for Shopping Trip (Bus Bench)
- Goodybe Gift to Former Speaker Nunez from Assembly: a $5100 Bike (Politiker)
- Poll: 81 Percent of Americans Willing to Pay Higher Taxes for Better Infrastructure (News)
- DC Group Will Provide Bike Valet Parking for Inauguration (City Paper)
- An Open Letter to the Prez-Elect: Invest in Sidewalks (Portland Transport via Streetsblog.net)
- Los Angeles Receives Economic Boost from Social Bike Rides (PPOL News)
- Ride Share Comes to Rural Pennsylvania (Reading Eagle)
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