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By Damien Newton

9:26 AM PST on January 19, 2010

Calrans Banks That Lights and Signs Can Fix I-5 and I-110… (Times)
…But They Also Want a New Interchange at Arbor Vitae (Daily Breeze)
LAPD Chief Bonding with L.A.’s Cyclists? (City Watch)
Walking and Cell Phone Talking Also Dangerous (NYT)
OCTA’s Role in Metrolink’s Service Cuts (Transit Rider OC)
Check Out Pics. of the 18,000 Foot Freight Train (Times)
Integrating BRT Into the Streetscape (Transport Politic)
The Thirty Best Articles from the Thirty Year Old Transportation Reviews (Price Tags)
I Must Have Caught Something on the East Coast…Enjoy the Posts from Enci!

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