Recent Headlines
10:28 PM PDT on July 20, 2010
- Villaraigosa on Cabbie: He Was Careless, But It Wasn’t Illegal (Daily News)
- …Even the Usually Bike-Hostile Comments Section at the Times Has Issues with That One
- If Germany Can Close the Autobahn for a Street Party, Surely We Can Have CicLAvia (BBC)
- CRA CEO Wants Board Members to Stop Talking to the Press Without “Coaching” (LAT)
- National Journal (via The Source): Should Feds Front Money for 30/10
- Hundreds of Electric Charging Stations Coming to L.A. (Business Journal)
- Poll Finds San Franciscans Support Vehicle License Fee (Examiner)
- Driver Sentenced to four years for hit and run vehicular manslaughter in Malibu (Biking In L.A.)
- Miscarriage of “Justice,” Driver Maims Cyclist, Does Everything Wrong, Serves No Jail Time (Bikeside)
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