Local and State Headlines
If We Had to Do It Over, Measure R Would Still Pass Today (Times) Inland Empire Getting the Bike Commuter Bug (Press-Enterprise) Do CA Cyclists Need “Vulnerable User Law?” (LAist) California Traffic Deaths Down 14 Percent in 2008 (Sac Bee) Who Knew? Less Cars=Better Communities (SF Streetsblog) San Pedro Wants to Revive Downtown with More … Continued
9:43 AM PDT on July 20, 2009
- If We Had to Do It Over, Measure R Would Still Pass Today (Times)
- Inland Empire Getting the Bike Commuter Bug (Press-Enterprise)
- Do CA Cyclists Need “Vulnerable User Law?” (LAist)
- California Traffic Deaths Down 14 Percent in 2008 (Sac Bee)
- Who Knew? Less Cars=Better Communities (SF Streetsblog)
- San Pedro Wants to Revive Downtown with More Pedestrians (Daily Breeze)
- Metblogs Takes Its Shot at the Horrible TAP Card Rollout
- Wilshire/Normandie Getting Fare Gates (Curbed)
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