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By Damien Newton

6:23 AM PST on November 29, 2010

Remember the Battle for Bike Parking in the Hollywood Trader Joe's? Just like that, most of the parking vanishes. Photo: ##http://twitpic.com/39u5s2##Bicycling Nate/Twitpic## via Biking In L.A.

The New York Times Looks at L.A.’s Transit Plans and Declares It Good
City Watch Columnist: 30/10 Robbing Our Kids
Zev Makes It Official, BRT a Bad Idea in Condo Canyon (LAT)
Epstein v. Bev Hills on Subway, Round 2! (HuffPo)
High Speed Rail Authority “Recommends” First Stretch of HSR for San Joaquin (The Source)
Gov.: I’m No Lame Duck! (LAT)
Bike Polo Catching On. Is It Time for the City to Make Some Space? (LAT)
Debate Over “Where to” and “How to” Develop in Pasadena a Warming Up (Star-News)
In Toronto, Driver’s Waste So Much Gas Waiting for Cheap Gas They Lose Money (Torontoist)

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