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8:22 AM PST on November 4, 2009

    • More Views on the AnsaldoBreda Debacle (Times, Curbed)
    • Metro Board to Decide Terms for Rail Car Contract Bids at December Meeting (The Source)
    • Will Downtowners Take the Gold Line East? (blogdowntown)
    • C.I.C.L.E. Writes the Mayor: Improve the Bike Plan!
    • Gas Prices Drop in L.A. County (Daily News)
    • Senate Dems. Poke Holes in GOP's Climate Boycott (DC Streetsblog)
    • NY, SF, Weigh in On Christopher Thompson Trial (NYC Streetsblog, SF Streetsblog)
    • Tom Vanderbilt: Jaywalking Bans Won't Make Pedestrians Safer (Slate)
    • Terminator Star Facing Two Counts of DUI after Driving Wrong Way, Crashing into Cyclist (Daily News)

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