Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:46 AM PDT on August 27, 2010
Thanks LAPD, for slowing down traffic in front of my house and this week’s fundraiser!- Survey: 17 Million Americans May Have Driven Drunk in the Last Year (Bloomberg)
- More Car Culture News: More Toyotas Dangerous (WSJ)
- Victory in the Valley! LADOT to Install 2 More Miles of Bike Lanes on Wilbur (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Some Progress on Train to LAX (Curbed)
- Giant Grand Avenue Project Short on Funds (LAT)
- Delays for Hollywood Target (LAist)
- Where You Can and Can’t Ride a Bike on the Sidewalk in South Bay (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Scooter Riders Seem to Think It’s Reasonable to Motor in the Bike Lane (Transpo Nation)
- CicLAvia Gives You a Public Places To Do List for 10/10/10
- HOV Widening Project for the I-10 Underway (Daily News)
- CARnage Claims Nun, Wounds Ambassador and Priest on Mullholland Highway (Daily News)
- Comrades! Our Navy Is Ready! (Holy Kaw)
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