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    • Disables Placard Abuse Rampant in Downtown Los Angeles (LAT)
    • Picture of the Year? "Protected Ride" Shows Virgin Mary Protecting Cyclists (University Park Family)
    • Nobody Wants to Pick up CRA/LA After Gov.'s Dissolution (CP&DR)
    • Toronto Studying L.A. on How to Become Transit Friendly (Spacing Toronto)
    • Why Gov. Is Standing Firm on High Speed Rail (Christian Science Monitor)
    • Film Makers Try to Explain HSR Mess (The Source)
    • One Ride at a Time: Roadblock Rides in MLK Day Parade
    • Editorial: Train Operators Wary of New Safety Regulations, Too Bad (Daily News)
    • Los Angeles Mobility Element Schedules March/April Hearings (The Source, LADOT Bike Blog)
    • Garcetti to Deliver "State of Hollywood" Address Later Today (Patch)
    • Gas Prices Highest in Over Two Months (Daily News)

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