Today’s Headlines
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7:54 AM PDT on July 10, 2009
- A Decidedly More Positive Take on the Bikes on Trains Controversy (KPCC)
- More on Google Transit’s Arrival in L.A. (NBC4, LAist, Daily Breeze)
- LaHood to States: Spend Transpo Stim Cash in Economically Depressed Areas (WSJ)
- Furloughs Will Hit City Planning Hard (Daily News)
- Our National Transit Nightmare Continues: Fare Hikes in Boston as Drivers Pony Up Zilch (Globe)
- 405 and 101 Interchange to Be Widened (NBC4)
- No Sane Businessperson Would Give Away Anything the Way Cities Give Away Parking (Planetizen)
- Celebrity Smackdown: Alec Baldwin Shames Jack Cafferty for Assaulting Cyclist (HuffPo)
- AAA Members in OR Get Roadside Assistance for Their Bikes (Hard Drive via Streetsblog.net)
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