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By Damien Newton

6:49 AM PDT on September 20, 2010

Long Beach knows how to celebrate Park(ing) Day, too. Photo: LB Post

Days After Announcing Bike Ban, WTS Gives USC Award for Transpo. Options (Daily Trojan)
But Caltech Wins a Better One for Their Bike Program (The Source)
Most Westsiders On Board for Subway, But Routing Questions Remain (LAT)
LAT: Draw the Budget Cut Line at Our Parks
More on the Expo Bikeway Lawsuit (Neon Tommy)
Progressive Planners Note That Many Cyclists Are Invisible to Policy Makers (City Fix)
Traffic Cops Face Discipline If They Can’t Remember Details for Tickets (LAT)
Grading the Freeways (The Source)
Jonas Brothers Go to Bat for Driver Safety (Daily News)
A Park(ing) Day Tip of the Hat from Mar Vista Mom

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