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By Damien Newton

6:45 AM PST on December 1, 2009

Where Alta Planning Sees a Great Place for a Road Diet, L.A. Sees “Infeasible” Bike Amenities (Flying Pigeon)
WeHo General Plan: Denser Development, More Pedestrians (WeHo News)
Riverside Considering “Downtown Loop” for Cyclists, Pedestrians (P.E.)
Caltrans Promotes In-House for Interim Director (The Source)
AEG Has Power to Turn Chick Hearn Court Into Ped. Only Plaza at Night. Will They Use It? (blogdowntown)
“Doomsday” Looming for Port Truckers Who Drive Dirty, Polluting Trucks (Times)
Gold Line’s Lake Station in Pasadena Nearing Completion, But What About the Highway Noise? (Brgham Yen via Curbed)
Angeles Crest Highway Re-Opens, Closes, Re-Opens Again (Times)
Light Rail Proving Tremendously Popular in Utah (SLTrib)
Hey Kids, Get Hooked on Gas With Audi’s “Toy” Convertible (HuffPo)

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