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7:57 AM PST on February 24, 2010

    • It's Time to Get CicLAvia Moving (HuffPo)
    • Confronting Hit and Run in Beverly Hills (Bikeside)
    • Out of Gas on the 405?  CHP Asks You to Please Avoid Skateboarding (Times)
    • Who Needs High Speed Rail? (Salon)
    • Cincinnati Planning Commission Requires Bike Parking (Cincy Soapbox)
    • Where Are My Manners?  Thanks, Camino (The Source)
    • Man Hit Last Two Weeks Ago By Metrolink Train Hit Again by Metrolink Train (LA Now)
    • New Guide Advises Cities on How, and How Much, to Charge for Parking (Planetizen)

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