Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:20 AM PDT on September 20, 2011
Featured Headline: Via Biking In L.A. comes the story of Louis Mraz, an alleged road rage driver who targets cyclists who cycle safely in Northeast L.A. Apparently, when he’s not making things scary and unsafe for cyclists with his actions, he attempts to do them with his words. At a recent meeting of the Highland Park Neighborhood Council, this concerned citizen took time to badmouth the attempts of Figueroa for All to calm trafffic and make North Figueroa Street safe for all road users. Awesome.
- GM De La Vega: TOD and Transforming Transit Stations Top Priority (Planning Report)
- CEQA Reform Bills Springing Up Like Daisies in Spring (Daily News, KPCC…Thanks, Curbed)
- Linton: LADOT Needs to Stop Treating Bike Boulevards as “Street Leukemia” (Eco-Village)
- Details on Metro’s Plans to Lock the Gates (NBC4)
- First Bike Lanes Reach Hollywood (Eco-Village)
- Where Is L.A.’s Bike Station? (The Source)
- DC Copying LA on Anti-Harassment Ordinance (WaBa)
- Metro Board Considers Changing 6 Station Names (The Source)
- Rail Planning Is All About Timing (City Watch)
- Elly Blue’s Recap of Her Night with SM Spoke on 9/10 (GRIST)
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