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    • Map Shows How Slow L.A. Buses Go (LAist, map above...red and black are the slower speeds)
    • Pile-On Mayor's Measure R to Fix Roads Proposal Begins (LAT, Daily News, City Watch)
    • But One Columnist Sees Potential, if the City Takes Its Time and Does It Right (City Watch)
    • Fly Over the Proposed Highway Cap Park (Curbed)
    • "Bike Stop" Opens in Burbank Metrolink Station (The Source)
    • WaPo: California High Speed Rail Going Nowhere Fast
    • Huizar Sees Streetcars (and Department Stores...) in DTLA's Future (Downtown News)
    • Reminder: More Trains Running Between 8:00 P.M. and Midnight (The Source)
    • One-Third of Drivers Admit to Driving While Asleep (CBS 5)
    • Robert Caro: Janette Sadik-Khan Is the Anti-Moses (Observer)
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