Today’s Headlines
The Los Angeles County Bike Coalition’s 4SBB Committee Hosts Walk/Bike 4th Street on July 24th. For a full-sized copy of the poster, click here. Senate Can’t Muster the Will to Touch Transportation in Its “Climate” Bill (ClimateWire) …Meanwhile, in the Gulf of Mexico… (NYT) Even More on Streetsblogger Stephen Box’s Council Run (Bicycle Fixation) Preliminary … Continued
6:46 AM PDT on July 15, 2010
The Los Angeles County Bike Coalition’s 4SBB Committee Hosts Walk/Bike 4th Street on July 24th. For a full-sized copy of the poster, click here.- Senate Can’t Muster the Will to Touch Transportation in Its “Climate” Bill (ClimateWire)
- …Meanwhile, in the Gulf of Mexico… (NYT)
- Even More on Streetsblogger Stephen Box’s Council Run (Bicycle Fixation)
- Preliminary Indicators: Blue Line Crash Caused by Driver Error (The Source)
- Council Postpones Vote on Parking Plan for Van Nuys (LAist)
- So This Is What It Takes to Get a Murder Charge for a Car Crash (OC Register)
- Vote for Your Favorite Metro Line (The Source)
- Got a Question About Obama Admin’s Sustainable Communities Initiative? (Planetizen)
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