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    • All Things Considered Takes a Look at Dr. Thompson and Biking in L.A. (NPR)
    • Bicyclist Critically Injured in NoHo Hit and Run (Biking In L.A.
    • Alta Dena Sheriff's Sponsor Charity Bike Ride (Pasadena Star News)
    • City Council Wants to Protect Communities from HSR Rumbling Through (Times)
    • They're Also Opposed to the 710 Expansion Project (The Source
    • Partially Freed from Judicial Restraint, SF Transportation Agencies Are "Paint Happy" (SF Streetsblog)
    • Auto Makers Pushing Everything But Green Paint to Cash in on Trend at Auto Show (Daily News)
    • Mmmmmm, Expensive Cars (Daily News)
    • Beverly Hills: 90 Day Rehab in Exchange for Parking Ticket Forgiveness (Times)
    • Metro Adding Peak Hour Route to Take Pressure off Orange Line (LAist)

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