Today’s Headlines
Shamed by a Girl Scout, Caltrans Temporarily Bans Trucks on Angels Peak (Times, LAist) The Govt Is in the Car-Selling Business. Now What? (Money) Different Reactions to Expo Route (Times, FixExpo, SirinyaExploresLA, Curbed, LAist) Cyclists and Other Road Hazards (SoapBoxLA) A Decidedly Negative View of Metro’s “Online Chats” (The Bus Bench) Women Gets Six Years … Continued
7:37 AM PDT on April 6, 2009
- Shamed by a Girl Scout, Caltrans Temporarily Bans Trucks on Angels Peak (Times, LAist)
- The Govt Is in the Car-Selling Business. Now What? (Money)
- Different Reactions to Expo Route (Times, FixExpo, SirinyaExploresLA, Curbed, LAist)
- Cyclists and Other Road Hazards (SoapBoxLA)
- A Decidedly Negative View of Metro’s “Online Chats” (The Bus Bench)
- Women Gets Six Years for Killing While Driving and Texting (Yahoo News)
- Help Design the Gold Line Foothill Extension Bridge Over the I-210 (IWillRide)
- Plan Would Link Pasadena to Long Beach Via Rail (Pasadena Star News)
- Highway Deaths Are Way Down, if Only We Could Do Something about Crosswalks (Daily News)
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