Today’s Headlines
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8:54 AM PST on November 20, 2009
- Annenberg’s Neon Tommy Blog Destroys Metro’s Turnstile Experiment
- Biggest Obstacle to HSR in CA? Land Use (CAHSR Blog)
- Don’t Take Our Chargers! S.D. Contemplating Building a New Stadium (SanDiego.com)
- Eastside Extension Getting a Speed Boost (The Source)
- Where Is Transit Ridership Increasing the Most in America? (Planetizen)
- Pay-As-You-Go Insurance Coming to CA (Treehugger)
- Opera About How 110 Affected Surrounding Communities Over Last Half Century Opens (LA Now)
- Philly Cyclists Look to L.A. for Inspiration Fighting Bike Licensing (Philly Inquirer)
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