Today’s Headlines
DOT Celebrates “Surviving” Council Bike Meeting (City Watch) LAUSD Has $1.1 Bill Deficit, But Still Pushing Eco-Village Parking Lot (Daily News) Metro Enforces Safety Rules on Gold Lines, Don’t Ride Your Bike on the Tracks (EGP News) New Haven Citizens Use Cameras and SeeClickFix to Bust Speeders (NH Independent) Car Culture on the Wane: Struggling … Continued
9:24 AM PDT on June 19, 2009
- DOT Celebrates “Surviving” Council Bike Meeting (City Watch)
- LAUSD Has $1.1 Bill Deficit, But Still Pushing Eco-Village Parking Lot (Daily News)
- Metro Enforces Safety Rules on Gold Lines, Don’t Ride Your Bike on the Tracks (EGP News)
- New Haven Citizens Use Cameras and SeeClickFix to Bust Speeders (NH Independent)
- Car Culture on the Wane: Struggling NASCAR Loses GM Support (Wheels)
- Then Again: City Drivers Eager to Cash In on “Clunkers” Subsidy (NY News)
- Debunking the Cars = Commerce Myth: Business Booming in Car-Free Times Square (NY1)
- But Can L.A. Break Its Car Addiction? (City Watch)
- GM Ceasing Production of Pontiac Vibe, Only GM Car Made in CA (Times)
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