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Destruction and reconstruction of the Sunset Bridge, part of the “improvements” coming to the 405, begin tonight. For more information, visit the Times’ story. Transit Court, Expo Crossings, Blue Ribbons Dominate Metro Board Meeting (The Source) London Opens Bicycle Superhighways (Google News) Joe Linton and Ubrayj02 Comment on Last Night’s Bike Plan Seminar Metro Plans … Continued
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Destruction and reconstruction of the Sunset Bridge, part of the “improvements” coming to the 405, begin tonight. For more information, visit the Times’ story.- Transit Court, Expo Crossings, Blue Ribbons Dominate Metro Board Meeting (The Source)
- London Opens Bicycle Superhighways (Google News)
- Joe Linton and Ubrayj02 Comment on Last Night’s Bike Plan Seminar
- Metro Plans Birthday Party for Rail Service, Not Everyone Ready to Party (LAT)
- Metro Announces Hearing Schedule for Winter’s Bus Cuts (The Source)
- Hey Mr. Mayor, How About Some Safer Streets? (LACBC)
- The Ethics of Photoshopping People Into Public Places (Planetizen)
- Hey, Hollywood Who Needs a Car? (HuffPo)
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