Today’s Headlines
11th Hour Vote on State Budget Fails (Times) Times Loves Printing the List of Most Expensive-Taxpayer Funded Legislator’s Cars In-Depth Ride Report on the “Gold Line Bus” (Metro Rider) Where Are the New “Meter Hitches” for Bikes? (LAist) LADOT Wants More Metered Parking (LAist) How to Talk Up Transit to a Conservative (Infrastructurist) Texting While … Continued
8:26 AM PDT on July 1, 2009
- 11th Hour Vote on State Budget Fails (Times)
- Times Loves Printing the List of Most Expensive-Taxpayer Funded Legislator’s Cars
- In-Depth Ride Report on the “Gold Line Bus” (Metro Rider)
- Where Are the New “Meter Hitches” for Bikes? (LAist)
- LADOT Wants More Metered Parking (LAist)
- How to Talk Up Transit to a Conservative (Infrastructurist)
- Texting While Driving: See Just How Much It Slows Reaction Time (How We Drive)
- Bike Mode Share in Vancouver Is Up to Four Percent (Planetizen)
- Portland on an On-Street Bike Parking Binge (BikePortland via Streetsblog.net)
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