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    • State Senate: Cars That Drive Themself?  What Could Possibly Go Wrong? (LAT)
    • Metro Staff Says "No Thanks" to Beverly Hills Proposed Routes (Curbed, The Source)
    • NRDC: Farmers Field Enviro Docs Ignore Health Impacts of More Traffic (LAT)
    • Vigil Held for Slain Metro Bus Driver (The Source)
    • Bicycling Magazine's Profile of Los Angeles
    • It's Time to Raise the Gas Tax (Frying Pan)
    • CA Bike Coalition’s Dave Snyder: Senate Transpo Bill Would Preserve Vital Bike/Ped Funding (Sac Bee)
    • After Seeing Un-Marked Pit Bull on Bus, Writer Wonders What Constitutes "Service Animal? (Opposing Views)
    • Top 5 Places to Eat Off the Expo Line (LA Weekly)
    • Draft Plan for "Orange Line," Union Station to Santa Ana, Surfaces (Curbed)
    • Man Driving with Zebra, Parrot, Charged with DUI (Daily News)

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