Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:01 AM PDT on October 28, 2009
- Road Rage Doc Takes the Stand (Velo News, Biking in LA)
- Villaraigosa Narrows Field to Replace Bratton to Three Insiders (Times)
- Six National Bills to Tell Your Congressperson to Support (Mobilizing The Region)
- Bike Working Group, CICLE, LACBC Agree: We Need More than One Bike Coordinator at LADOT (CICLE)
- Bike Summit 2010: Now With Pedestrians! (UEPI)
- How Many Traffic Laws Must Maria Schriver Break Before Someone Stops Her (Times)
- State Transit Group Looks to Protect Transit Funds at Ballot Box (The Source)
- Should City Crack Down on Illegal Street Vendors? (Daily News)
- Even Snug in Bed, You’re Not Safe From Out-of-Control Motorists (CNN)
- Barriers Designed to Stop Mudflows Also Messing with Ped. Access (Glendale News Press)
- Bike Portland Reviews Book, “How to Live Well Without Owning a Car”
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