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Cartoon Tuesday: On the Wrong Track
By Damien Newton |
Usually, I just syndicate the weekly Cartoon Tuesday post from my friends to the east, but with them mired in fare hike and service cut hell, they just don’t seem as jovial these days. Thus, I’m left to my own devices and struck gold with my first look when I stumbled on the exact opposite […]
Cartoon Tuesday: Back to School
By Aaron Naparstek |
With rising gas prices crippling school bus fleets across the U.S., Clarion-Ledger editorial cartoonist Marshall Ramsay offers an intriguing new school transportation idea. Click through to see it.
Cartoon Wednesday: Congested Values
By Damien Newton |
The Onion’s editorial cartoonist “Kelly” has a reputation for holding bizarre or downright insane views on issues ranging from America’s place in the world to child support for deadbeat dads. This week he offers his take on transportation planning, bike lanes, and freedom all in one fell swoop. Click through to get the punchline, and […]
Cartoon Friday: All Aboard!
By Damien Newton |
Advocates for High Speed Rail, especially those that read the independent California High Speed Rail Blog, have long complained that the Los Angeles Times has it in for what the paper of record constantly refers to as “the Bullet Train.” Indeed, every time I hear KFI conservative shock jocks John and Ken act shocked that […]
Today’s Headlines
By Damien Newton |
Viva La Transportacion! LADOT Workers Lash Out at De La Vega (Daily News) Making L.A.’s Streets Safe for Cyclists Makes It Safe for Everyone (LAT) But Maybe You All Could Keep Your Bikes off Wilshire on the Westside? (LAT) Compton Is the New Brooklyn, According to Its Mayor (Guardian via Curbed) Garcetti Puts a Hold […]
Today’s Headlines
By Damien Newton |
Bike Nation launches in Anaheim…Today! (OC Register) City Council Passes New Bike Parking Standards (Curbed) Editorial: Dear Supreme Court, Don’t Mess Up Port Clean Truck Rules (Daily News) Secret Bids Due Today for HSR (Merc-News) Everyone Laughs at the Yo Venice Exposed Beach Cop (Biking in L.A.) More and More Cities Get Protected Bike Lanes […]