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Live! Follow the Race Between the Wolfpack and Jet Blue via GPS and Jet Blue Flight Tracker…
By Damien Newton |
Thanks to Joe Anthony of Bike Commute News and Errin Vasquez of Frontage Roads for helping with the tech stuff last night. I’d wish Anthony luck on his race today, but LASB is $90 richer if he loses… Streetsblog is proud to give provide some live coverage of today’s “bike vs plane” race between the […]
It’s on! Wolfpack Hustle Rides in Daylight Against Jet Blue
By Damien Newton |
The Internet is buzzing with what could be the highlight of Carmageddon Weekend. The legendary bicycling racing team the Wolfpack Hustle will race Bike Commute News writer Joe Anthony. While Joe is a pretty strong cyclist in his own right, a set of wounded ribs has Anthony riding a different vehicle, a Jet Blue airplane. […]
Coming Soon: Carmageddon II
By Damien Newton |
It’s official: Carmageddon II is scheduled for the end of September from the evening of Friday, September 28 to the early morning of October 1. As before, Metro is demolishing a portion of the Mulholland Bridge in part to make place for a carpool lane. The full details of the closure can be found at […]
2011: The Year That Was
By Damien Newton |
(Today begins our four-part end of the year coverage. Tomorrow and Thursday will have our remaining Streetsie award announcements and Friday will feature some predictions for next year. – DN) There was a lot of important news that broke over the last year. It’s hard to believe that a year ago the City of Los […]
This Week: Metro Board, Wolfpack, Critical Mass, BRU Rallies and Streetsblog Parties
By Damien Newton |
Wednesday is the big day on the schedule, and it ends with a Streetsblog fundraiser, our first in over two months, in Eastside Luv. See you there. Tuesday – The Transit Coalition hosts their monthly meeting at 6:30 P.M. at Metro headquarters with Metro operations chief Bruce Shelbourne. All meetings are free and open to […]
Streetsblog Plants a Flag in Santa Monica
By Damien Newton |
As we’ve struggled just to provide in-depth coverage of transportation issues in Los Angeles, Streetsblog’s coverage of Santa Monica has been uneven. Every now and then a story about something really cool, or really stupid, would demand that we write a full story; but we were never able to create a consistent narrative for the […]