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We're here! Our first visitor was a woman who lives across the street who wanted to complain that Neighborhood Associations take up all of the parking in front of her apartment! Woo!
    • Yglessias: Subsidized Parking Is Not an Environmental Benefit
    • Bikeside Rips LADOT Bike Blog: Calls Criticism of USC "Hypocrisy"
    • Bus Bench Rips LADOT/Mayor's Execution of "Give Me 3."  Calls Poster Placement "Scraps"
    • Freakonomics: Cash For Clunkers a Waste
    • It's Not Just an Unnecessary Parking Garage, It's a Pretty Unnecessary Parking Garage (Curbed)
    • Park(ing) Weekend.  Hollywood Sidestreet Closed to Cars, Open to Peds. This Weekend (LAist)
    • Anti-Subway Guy: Thompson's Article Proves My Point (City Watch)
    • Tight Budget Slows Purchase of Safer Metrolink Cars (LAT)
    • San Fernando Bike Path Opens Campus to Cyclists (Oxy Daily)
    • Have We Mentioned Today is Park(ing) Day (City Watch)

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