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    • This Story About the Red Light Camera Debate Is Scary for Reasons That Have Nothing to Do With Transportation or Safety (LAT)
    • LADOT Unveils Bike Plans for Downtown Streets (Blog Downtown)
    • Metro Will Debate Today Whether to Give Away Bus, Rail Service During Carmageddon (The Source)
    • Update on the Updates on the Regional Connector (The Source)
    • Wrapping up the City's Bike Planning Meeting (Bikeside)
    • A Second Review of Tuesday's "Move L.A." Conference (HuffPo)
    • Villaraigosa Pushes Boxer for Fed. Safe Routes to Schools Funds (Safe Routes to School)
    • Bike Coalition Works on Spanish Language "Give Me 3" P.S.A.'s (LACBC Blog)
    • Bev. Hills Residents Annoyed Weenies on City Council Aren't Fighting Subway Route Enough (Patch)
    • Demand for Denser Housing on the Rise in California (LAT)

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