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By Damien Newton

8:53 AM PST on January 25, 2010

Take on-line survey to add L.A. River bikeway to planned Lincoln Heights park (Creek Freak)
Mayor’s Transportation Deputy No Longer a Hummer Commuter (Times)
Desperate to Save Jobs City Officials Want to Tow More Cars (Daily News)
Sepulveda Pass Work Canceled Again Last Weekend (The Source)
Another “Mandeville Canyon” Crash in Riverside (Press Enterprise)
Good Thing We Solved World Hunger: One Quarter of US Grain Fed to Cars (Guardian)
More Teens Waiting to Get License (WaPo)
The High Cost of Subsidized Home Ownership (Yglesias)
Woman Lays Down in Front of Traffic. Killed by Car. (LA Now)

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