Today’s Headlines
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7:40 AM PDT on April 24, 2013
- Daily Carnage: BMW Rams Cyclists Head On in Bev. Hills, Flees, Caught on Tape (LAist, Courier, Biking in L.A., Patch)
- More on the Eastside Access Project in the Boyle Heights Arts District (The Source, Curbed)
- NBC Universal Project/Bike Path Seem to Be Aligned (Zev Web, via Curbed)
- History of CicLAvia (ABC 7)
- Are the CicLAvia Bike Traffic Jams the Price of CicLAvia Success? (LA Weekly)
- No Surprise, Metro Had a Good Weekend (The Source)
- Eat It D.C., Houston. New Study Says L.A. Has “Worst” Traffic (LA_Now)
- In Completely Unrelated News, L.A. Has Worst Air Quality in State (Daily News)
- At Least We’ll Shake Our Coal Addiction by 2025 (Daily News, LAT)
- Excitement Building for Bike Share in DTLA (DTLA News)
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