Today’s Headlines
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6:55 AM PDT on March 22, 2010
- More on Janette Sadik-Khan’s Speech Last Week (LAist, Curbed, KPCC)
- History Lesson: L.A. Was Slow Was to Embrace Paid Parking (LAT)
- The Source Looks at Safety Issues on the Blue Line (Part 1, Part 2)
- Anti-Billboard Advocates Score Win in Hollywood (LAT)
- More Proof That Freeways Lead to Sprawl (Planetizen)
- SF Streetsblog and Streetfilms Look at SF Muni’s Goal to Improve Performance
- Seattle Paper Mocks L.A. For Marathon Runners Running Faster Buses
- Metrolink Train Kills Worker After Crash with Truck (LAT)
- Metro Drops First TAP Embezzlement Case (Bus Bench)
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