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By Damien Newton

8:24 AM PDT on October 19, 2010

Apparently, I’m not the only one looking for a T.O.D. standard.

Photo: Erik Oginski/Flickr

Oil Industry Also Pouring Money into Prop. 26, Which Could Affect AB32 Implementation (LAT)
But They Love Transit. Bev. Hills Residents Rallying for “Free” Parking (Bev. Hills Courier via Curbed)
At Least One City Watch Columnist Thinks Free Parking is Great
30/10 Advancing Quickly, Thanks to Boxer, Villaraigosa (Transport Politic)
That Means Light Rail to LAX Should Be a Reality (City Watch)
A Low Cost Solution to an Old West L.A. Bike Route (Biking in L.A.)
Why the DWP Is Like the Roman Army (City Watch)
How Do You Define T.O.D.? (Streetsblog.net)
How to See the President on Friday (LAist)
Former NFL Mega-Star Junior Seau Drives SUV Over Cliff (LAT)

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