Today’s Headlines
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9:23 AM PDT on September 10, 2010
- Yesterday’s Metrolink Crash Toll: 2 Dead, 1 Injured (Daily News, CBS2)
- But That’s What Happens When You Sleep on the Tracks (LAT)
- LADOT Shows All Planned Bike Lanes and Bike Path Projects (LADOT Bike Blog)
- City of L.A.’s Revenue from Tows Doubles. Metro Still Gives Them for Free (LA Weekly)
- Westside Subway Too Expensive for Minor Traffic Relief (City Watch)
- T-Comm. Approves Car Share Expansion for Zip Car (LAist)
- Oberstar Offers “Grudging Praise” of Obama Spending Plan (Oregonian)
- LaHood says Trains for U.S. Transit Projects Should be Made in U.S. (Seattle Times)
- New Temporary Bus Terminal Opens Sunday in El Monte (The Source)
- Via Biking in L.A.: Beverly Hills Unveils a Bike Plan. Advocates Want it to Include Safer SM Boulevard
- The Source’s Comment Board Is Open!
- Boston Has Its Own Food Truck Controversy (Globe)
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