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    • Wilshire Bus Only Lanes Could Change Veterans Lives (On Central)
    • "NRDC urges LA to adopt Alternative A, which will create 8.7 miles of bus-only lane, without any exemptions." (Switchboard)
    • MRT in the LAT: Train Should Stop at Leimert
    • Goodmon: View Crenshaw Line in Regional Context (Our Weekly)
    • Former City Planning GM Lands as Director of Urban Land Institute (Curbed)
    • Feds Reject Proposed Changes to CAHSR (LAT)
    • More On Those Amazing Maps Used in Wednesday's Ped. Safety Story (The Source)
    • New Website for LADOT Bike Program (LADOT Bike Blog, The Source)
    • Elysian Bike Path in the Dark as Thieves Make Off with Copper Wire (Eastsider)
    • More on Better Bike Beverly Hills (Pac. Swell)
    • We've Seen Green Bike Lanes, Green Sharrowed Lanes, and Now Green Backed Sharrows (SF Streetsblog)
    • Fuel Costs Dampen the Urge to Take a Drive This Memorial Day (Daily News)
    • Southland Gas Prices Drop for 19th Consecutive Day (Daily News)

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