Today’s Headlines
SHOCKER: Reason Foundation Report Predicts Over Runs, Reduced Ridership, for CAHSR (Daily News) “3 Feet Please” Bill Amended So Gov. Brown Might Consider Signing It One Day (Cycleicious) $130 Million Split Between Regional Connection, Westside Subway Extension in Obama Budget (The Source) And Here’s a Primer on the L.A. Subway (KCET) Too Bad the Candidates Don’t Talk … Continued
7:25 AM PDT on April 11, 2013
- SHOCKER: Reason Foundation Report Predicts Over Runs, Reduced Ridership, for CAHSR (Daily News)
- “3 Feet Please” Bill Amended So Gov. Brown Might Consider Signing It One Day (Cycleicious)
- $130 Million Split Between Regional Connection, Westside Subway Extension in Obama Budget (The Source)
- And Here’s a Primer on the L.A. Subway (KCET)
- Too Bad the Candidates Don’t Talk Transportation, Especially Transit Expansion, More (LA Observed)
- LaBonge Floats Idea of Bringing Back Licensing Program for Cyclists (LADOT Bike Prog/Twitter)
- Bill to Improve Caltrans Transparency Passes State Senate Committee (CoCo Times)
- L.A. Wants to Make Runoff Clean Enough to Drink (Next City)
- Living Near Traffic Linked to Increased Cancer Risk (LAT)
- Thumbs Up for Pedicabs in the People’s Republic (Patch)
- Daily Carnager: 98 Year Old in Jag Runs Down 35 Year Old on Scooter (Daily News)
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