Today’s Headlines
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6:37 AM PST on January 13, 2010
- Study Sees Parking Lot Dust as Cancer Risk (MSNBC)
- Congresswoman Scared by Large Freight Train. No Word on How She Feels About Miles of Trucks (Times)
- DMV Encouraging Drivers to Park in Bike Lanes (Biking In L.A.)
- Do a Rain Dance. “Threat of Rain” Delays Start of 405 Widening (Daily News)
- Panel Proposes Taking Money from CA Polluters and Giving it to the Green (WSJ)
- Metro Asking for More Customer Input (The Source)
- Debate Still Rages Over Expo Line Phase I (Daily Trojan)
- In New York When the Bike Coordinator Resigned…(Soap Box)
- “Cruising Night” Comes for Cars in Van Nuys (Times)
- FocusDriven, New Group Modeled on MADD, Takes on Distracted Driving (Bits, NY1)
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