Today’s Headlines
U.S. Judge Sides with Ports in Clean Truck Lawsuit (Times) Meanwhile, Port Activity Picking Up (LA Business Journal) Man Killed While Getting Mail by Hit and Run Texter (LAist) L.A. Could Learn a Lot About Urban Planning from Tokyo (Times) El Capitan Kicks Miley Impersonator Off Their “Private Property” aka the Sidewalk (Metblogs) Bike Portland … Continued
7:39 AM PDT on April 16, 2009
- U.S. Judge Sides with Ports in Clean Truck Lawsuit (Times)
- Meanwhile, Port Activity Picking Up (LA Business Journal)
- Man Killed While Getting Mail by Hit and Run Texter (LAist)
- L.A. Could Learn a Lot About Urban Planning from Tokyo (Times)
- El Capitan Kicks Miley Impersonator Off Their “Private Property” aka the Sidewalk (Metblogs)
- Bike Portland Animation Explains Idaho’s Rolling-Stop Law
- DC-Area Planners Propose Regional BRT Network (GGW)
- Three Big Blue Bus Employees Abusing Free Transit Passes (SM Daily Press)
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