Today’s Headlines
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6:38 PM PDT on April 28, 2010
- Unenforced Texting Ban Having No Impact on Drivers (LAT)
- LACBC Celebrates! 10% for Bike/Peds! (LACBC Blog)
- More on the Bike/Ped Funding Drama in City Hall (LAist, Daily News, Biking In L.A.)
- Daily News: Neighborhood Council’s Are Not a Luxury
- Metro Rider Has a Fun Series: The NBA Playoffs of Transit
- Blogger Slams Sprawl and Road Design in the Valley (Here in Van Nuys)
- When the Police Can’t Catch a Drunk Driver, It’s Time to Call on Cyclists (Daily Breeze)
- Pretty Woman Actor Jason Alexander Not Cited for Crash with Cyclist (Celebrity Cafe)
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