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    • Cheers for the Bike Plan (NBC4, LA_Now, KCET, Venice Patch)
    • Crazed Brazil Critical Mass Driver Charged with Attempted Murder (Road.cc)
    • Gas Prices Soaring Because of Mideast Turmoil.  Too Bad There Was No Hint This Could Happen (LAT)
    • First in the Pool, Wendy Greuel Announces Bid for Mayor (Daily Breeze)
    • Big Blue Bus Looking at Routes Before Arrival of Expo (Lookout)
    • Meg Whitman Joins Board of ZipCar (GOOD)
    • Pie Chart Shows That "War on Cars" Rhetoric Laughably Off-Base (Streetsblog NYC)
    • Grist: “How Bicycling Will Save the Economy (If We Let It)”
    • Motorist Who Drove in Reverse for Three Miles Wanted to "Have Some Fun" (LA_Now)
    • Sam Schwartz: Protected Bike Lanes Ease Congestion and Increase Mobility (InTransition Mag)

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