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    • CicLAvia Publishes Draft Routes for South L.A., Boyle Heights
    • Local Congress Members Support Federal Funds for Transit (The Source)
    • Mayor Talks Traffic in Op/Ed Touting Victories in Daily News
    • Ridley-Thomas Thanks "Mayor" Antonovich for Supporting Crenshaw Subway/Leimert Station (Sentinel)
    • Can a Transit Line Transform South L.A.? (Watt Way)
    • Brentwood Community Council Still Opposes Wilshire BOL for Brentwood (Westside Today)
    • Expo Testing Moves East (The Source)
    • Detroit Media Mogul: Beware Transportation Subsidies...Except for Cars (Streetsblog.net)
    • Tom Vanderbilt on the Dangers of “Children At Play” Signs (Slate)
    • "Wilshire Blvd without dedicated bus lanes is no longer an acceptable way to treat commuters..." (HuffPo)

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