- Times Gives Wet Kiss to Turnstiles, Is Completely Unable to Find Anyone in Opposition
- Santa Monica Does Speed Surveys to, and Lowers Limit at 14 Locations (Daily Press)
- Cyclists Write to LADOT Concerning Reseda Bike Lane (Green LA Transportation Working Group)
- Bay Area Transit Strike Averted (Times)
- Case for a Wilshire/Crenshaw Station (MetroRider)
- Metro Installs Red Light Cameras Near 14 Eastside Gold Line Stations (LAist)
- Pop Mechanics Gets Into Livable Streets and Green Transpo -- Let's Just Stick to the 'Current Fixes'
- DC's Cedar Street Gets a Contraflow Bike Lane (Wash Cycle via Streetsblog.net)
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