Today’s Headlines
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6:32 AM PST on February 22, 2010
- Most Metro Riders Willing to Pay More for Better Service (The Source)
- A Review of Last Week’s Metro Bike Roundtable (Biking In L.A.)
- Europe Dismantled Its Cities Through WWII, America Through Our Parking Policies (Overhead Wire)
- Villaraigosa Axes Two Divisions, Including Environmental Advisory (Daily News)
- Metro Down to Two Options for Extending Gold Line Farther East (LAist)
- Parks Department Should Look Before it Cuts (Times)
- Car-Free Commuting: See How Big American Cities Stack Up (Infrastructurist)
- California Cities Consider Charging Drivers for Crash Cleanup (CBS5)
- Man Arrested for Kidnapping Girl on MTA Bus (LA Now)
- Portugal Bike Path Displays the Work of the Country’s Famed Poet, Fernando Pessoa (Copenhagenize)
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