Today’s Headlines
Daily News: Time for a “Do-Over” on HSR Proposition A Critique of “30 Rock” Piece on Janette Sadik-Khan (NYC Streetsblog) LA Weekly Quotes Streetsblog, Accuses LADOT of Wasting Cash on Sloppy Bike Projects West Hollywood Has Bike Fever (Patch via Curbed) CA High-Speed Rail Would Fail in New Vote, Poll Finds (SFGate) Wireless Internet Now … Continued
9:09 AM PST on December 7, 2011
- Daily News: Time for a “Do-Over” on HSR Proposition
- A Critique of “30 Rock” Piece on Janette Sadik-Khan (NYC Streetsblog)
- LA Weekly Quotes Streetsblog, Accuses LADOT of Wasting Cash on Sloppy Bike Projects
- West Hollywood Has Bike Fever (Patch via Curbed)
- CA High-Speed Rail Would Fail in New Vote, Poll Finds (SFGate)
- Wireless Internet Now Aboard CA Trains (KCET)
- No Wonder Roads Aren’t Safe for Bikes, CHP Thinks Crashes Are Accidents (Biking In LA)
- “I didn’t see him,” a Working Defense on Both Costs (NYC Streetsblog)
- Unless You Hit a Cop Car (Wave Newspapers)
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