Today’s Headlines
One Story You Won’t See in Today’s Paper: 97 Dead in Car Wrecks (Yglesias) White House Thrilled about 405 Widenining (LAist) LA Now Thrilled with Sawtelle Blvd. Widening LA Breaks Ground on Canoga Extension (Transport Politic) New Bike Lockers for the Orange Line (ensie/Flickr) Downtown is Different on a Bike (LA Downtown News) Use it … Continued
7:32 AM PDT on June 26, 2009
- One Story You Won’t See in Today’s Paper: 97 Dead in Car Wrecks (Yglesias)
- White House Thrilled about 405 Widenining (LAist)
- LA Now Thrilled with Sawtelle Blvd. Widening
- LA Breaks Ground on Canoga Extension (Transport Politic)
- New Bike Lockers for the Orange Line (ensie/Flickr)
- Downtown is Different on a Bike (LA Downtown News)
- Use it or Lose It: States Are Spending Their Transportation Stimulus Dollars (NYT)
- DWT: Driving While Texting is Worse than Driving Drunk (Oregonian)
- It’s Official: I’m Using Twitter Obsessively. Help! (@naparstek)
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