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8:38 AM PDT on July 19, 2011

    • Two Must Listens: Damien Talks Carmageddon on Patt Morrison (KPCC) and Roadblock Talks Wolfpack Hustle on (BBC)
    • Temple City Planning Cycle Tracks (LACBC)
    • Times Does Their Own "Lessons of Carmageddon" Article
    • Carmageddon Or Not, Experts Cast Doubt on Metro Carpool Plan (Daily Breeze)
    • Do the Math, How Far Does a Plane Have to Go Before It Beats a Bike (Bike Commute News)
    • Hit and Run Driver Sought in Canoga Park (Daily News)
    • Metro Sort of Responds to Crenshaw Subway Coalition (The Source)
    • Interactive Photos of Mulholland Bridge Deconstruction (LAT)
    • Despite Free Passes, Metro Ridership Only Up 20% This Weekend (The Source)
    • Why Are Constellation Avenue Subway Stop Opponents So Grumpy? (HuffPo)
    • Does It Matter How a Cyclist Is Killed? (Biking In L.A.)
    • Santa Monica Airlines (Really a Skateboarder) Selling Car to Pay LACBC Promised 7k for Wolfpack Win (Wolfpack/twitter)

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