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By Damien Newton

10:29 AM PDT on September 29, 2009

Why Did the Metro Board Waste 6 Months if They Were Just Going to Extend AnsaldoBreda’s Contract? (Pasadena Star News)
City Releases Bike Plan and Outreach Meetings (LAist)
Poorly Designed Grade Crossings Literally Killing People (Times)
Foothill Transit Wants Out of TAP System (KPCC)
MTA Seeking Input on Crenshaw Corridor (Daily Breeze)
Preview of This Weekend’s Alt-Car Expo (Green LA Girl)
Inland Empire Relying on Highway Widenings to Stimulate Economy (Wall Street Journal)
I-5 Widening Celebrated in Santa Clarita, But With Construction Delays, Is It “Worth It?” (Signal)
National Park Service Favors Auto Traffic to Recreation (GGW via Streetsblog.net)

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