Today’s Headlines
Don’t Blame The Rain, But Still No Opening Date for Expo (Curbed) “…proposed route would destroy churches, schools, homes, warehouses, banks, medical offices, stores and much more” (LAT) Copenhagen Finally Considers Right Hand Turns on Red…But Only for Cyclists (Copenhagen Post) Rampture Delayed Until 2012 (Curbed) Bike Snob: Why Do We Accept Traffic Violence and … Continued
8:01 AM PDT on October 24, 2011
- Don’t Blame The Rain, But Still No Opening Date for Expo (Curbed)
- “…proposed route would destroy churches, schools, homes, warehouses, banks, medical offices, stores and much more” (LAT)
- Copenhagen Finally Considers Right Hand Turns on Red…But Only for Cyclists (Copenhagen Post)
- Rampture Delayed Until 2012 (Curbed)
- Bike Snob: Why Do We Accept Traffic Violence and Blame the Victim?
- Biking In L.A.: Because Most People Treat Traffic Safety Like They Treat Dog Crap
- “many ordinary and biologically necessary activities are illegal when performed in American streets…” (LAT)
- Advocates Come to L.A. for Bike/Ped Advocacy Training (LACBC Blog)
- Charity Motocyclists Killed in Big Rig Crash on the I-5 (Daily News)
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