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6:22 AM PDT on June 29, 2010

6_29_10_wishire_brt.jpgImage from LAist. Don't forget to attend those Wilshire BRT Hearings!
    • "Hummer v Bike" Crash Report from April 2009 Forwarded to City Council (Biking In L.A.)
    • Measure R Will "Unlock Our Freeways" (LABJ)
    • Metro Checking Whether TAP Cards Are Valid (The Source)
    • Long Beach Wants More...When It Comes to Pedestrian Safety (LB Post)
    • Cyclists, Enviros, Support Wilshire BRT (LACBC Blog)
    • Another Critical Mass Recount (Be a Green Commuter, City Watch)
    • The Chicago Police Could Take Lessons from the LAPD (Chicagoist)
    • More on the "Flashing License Plates" (LAT)

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