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By Damien Newton

7:29 AM PDT on July 18, 2012

Expo Ridership Booming. Up 50% After Culver City Opening. Eat It, Reason. (Curbed)
Los Angeles Times/Chris Hawthorne Boulevard Series Part II: Sunset Boulevard
Safer Pedestrian Crossings in Place for Expo Near USC (The Source)
NoHo Red/Orange Line Connector Will Be Online in October (Curbed)
“Libertarian” Think Tank Praises Enviro’s Stance Against HSR Legal Fast Track (Heartland)
Better World Offers Bicycle Insurance Too. Get a Discount by Ordering Through (Sustainable Streets)
Full Bicycle Integration at Risk for Phase II of Expo Line (SM Spoke)
Metro Sustainability Plan Ready for the Light of Day (Curbed)
Supes Delay Vote on Measure R+ Ballot Location (The Source)
SGV Celebrates Much Needed Soundwall Installation for the 210 (Pasadena Star-News)
Rampture Traffic Control Officers Disappear (NBC4)
New Buffered Bike Lanes Striped in Downtown San Jose (Cyclelicious)

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