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By Damien Newton

8:00 AM PDT on September 8, 2009

Metro and CALSTART Moving on Folding Bike Subsidy Program (CALSTART)
Safety Change Has Been Slow for Metrolink As One-Year Anniversary of Crash Approaches (Ventura County Star, Times)
Update on Status of Crenshaw Studies (Bus Bench)
Still Plenty of Questions on 710 Tunnel Planning (SGV Tribune)
Fall Metro Interactive Video: Bring Your Bikes to the Bus, No Mention of Trains
Driver vs. Driver: The Parking Blame Game (NYT)
To Delight of Rob Anderson, SF Court Delays Hearing to Lift Bike Injunction (Streetsblog SF)
City Tries to Explain Parking Meter Rate Raises (City Watch)
Honolulu Council Nixes B.O. Ban on Buses (Star Bulletin)

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