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By Damien Newton

7:18 AM PST on March 11, 2010

Streetcast: SF Streetsblog Talks to Google Engineers About Google Bikes
Now LADOT Says Sharrows in September, Not June,…Honestly, Do We Still Believe Them? (LAist)
Will Cutting Carbon Kill Jobs? (LAT)
East L.A. Tourism Campaign Highlights New Light Rails (LA Business Journal)
How to Quiet Train Stops in the Middle of a Freeway (Neon Tommy)
Legally, You Can Park for Free at Broken Meter in L.A….But LADOT Might Ticket You Anyway (LAT)
Angel’s Flight Gets PUC Safety O.K. (LAT)
Dear Mr. President: Funding for New Transit Projects Welcome, But Don’t Forget the Old Ones (MTR)
Police in Claremont Break Up the “Naked Bike Ride” (Pomona Student Life)
Gas Prices Rise Throughout California (KCBS) (BCN via Appeal)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

With a move coming this weekend, I’ll be on a limited publishing schedule until Monday, March 15, when we’ll be back to normal.

Damien Newton

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