Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:42 AM PDT on May 11, 2011
- Safe Routes CA’s Active Transportation Platform: 100 Signatures and Growing (Safe Routes CA)
- Long Beach Removing Dangerous Intersection, Adding 1 Acre Park (Greater Long Beach)
- Budget Crisis? Redevelopment Funds Going to Reimburse Broad for Museum Parking Lot (Daily News)
- DTLA Already Experimented with Automated Parking…in the 1920’s and 1950’s (Curbed)
- HSR Spends Its Time Fighting Off Attacks, Criticized for Not Being Efficient (LAT)
- Orange Line Update (The Source)
- Rider Report on Riding the Orange Line (City Watch)
- A Better, Safer Colorado Blvd. Doesn’t Have to Be a Dream (Walk Eagle Rock)
- Closing Bike Gaps on the Westside (Better Bike Beverly Hills)
- Federal HSR Funds for California “For Less Than Hoped” (Merc)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Updates to the Bike Month Mega Page include a California Bike Coalition fundraiser in Long Beach tomorrow and something called Bike Beats Cars.
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