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Image 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, … Continued

By Damien Newton

6:22 AM PDT on June 29, 2010

Image 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)

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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