Today’s Headlines
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7:37 AM PST on December 14, 2009
- New CEO, But Metrolink Punts on Fare Hike/Service Cut Proposal (The Source, Times)
- Bike Coalition Has Preliminary Results of First Bike Counts (LACBC Blog)
- Driver Slams Into Group of Pedestrians, Drags One For a Mile. Don’t Worry, It’s Just an Accident (LA Now)
- New Bus Service Makes Van Nuys More Accessible (Daily News)
- Those New Bus Ways Are Part of Congestion Pricing Funds…(Transport Politic)
- Philadelphia Takes Pilot Road Diet and Makes It Permanent (Inquirer)
- Jim Dwyer: Bloomberg One of the “Worst Individual Polluters” Ever in Public Life
- Tom Vanderbilt Considers the Past and Future of the American Drive-Thru (via Streetsblog.net)
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