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    • Drivers Grumble, ExpressLanes Off to SmoothStart (LAT)
    • Congestion Free Trips for Single Occupancy Vehicles Could Go to $15.40 (LAT)
    • Are Toll Lanes a Slippery Slope? (SGV Tribune)
    • Judge Won't Stop Work on Regional Connector Despite Lawsuits (Downtown News)
    • Transit Coalition Chair Ken Alpern: Measure J Is Gone, What Now? (City Watch)
    • Huge Porsche Playground Approved for Golf Course in Carson (Daily Breeze via Curbed)
    • Update on Progress on Expo Bikeway (LACBC Blog)
    • 89 Year Old Man Beaten on Culver City Bus Earlier This Month Dies (LAist)
    • Malibu Nets 5 DUI's with Weekend Traffic Sting (Daily News)
    • CA Gas Usage Continues Its “Long-Standing General Trend” of Decline (SacBee)
    • March Brings a Flood of Candidates to Municipal Elections (LAT)

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