Today’s Headlines
LA Weekly Swallows the BHUSD Storyline on Westside Subway Hook, Line and Sinker Tobar Revisits Bike Safety: Some Cyclists Dangerous, But Don’t Persecute All (LAT) Meanwhile Car Driving Columnist Slanders Bike Riders DNA Because He’s Scared of Bike Share (Boston Globe) Judge in Metrolink Case Divies Up $200 Million Settlement (Daily News) So What’s Going … Continued
8:17 AM PDT on July 15, 2011
- LA Weekly Swallows the BHUSD Storyline on Westside Subway Hook, Line and Sinker
- Tobar Revisits Bike Safety: Some Cyclists Dangerous, But Don’t Persecute All (LAT)
- Meanwhile Car Driving Columnist Slanders Bike Riders DNA Because He’s Scared of Bike Share (Boston Globe)
- Judge in Metrolink Case Divies Up $200 Million Settlement (Daily News)
- So What’s Going to Happen to that Near-Ubiquitous Carmageddon Countdown Clock? (The Source)
- Why Does the City Get to Violate Its Own Development Laws? (City Watch)
- Yes, Your TAP Card Can Expire, But for $2 and Some Hassle, You Can Get a New One (The Source)
- 40.5 Things to do without a Car This Weekend (HuffPo)
- But You Might Want to Rethink Biking on the Freeway…They’re Waiting… (LAT)
- This May Be the Coolest Thing to Come from Carmageddon: the Bike v Plane Race (Bike Commute News)
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