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    • BHUSD Thinks Joe Lieberman's Political Connections Will Stop/Re-Route Subway (Courier)
    • Post Amendments, Gatto's Hit and Run Bill Merely Doubles Time to Catch Runners (LA Weekly)
    • Let's Get the Bullet Train Back on Track (LAT)
    • New Rowena Bike Lane Used to Avoid Traffic...By Impatient Drivers (Eastsider)
    • One Reason Streetsblog Never Really Bought-Into "Building HOV Lanes" (CBS2, Daily News)
    • Driver in Recent I-10 Bus Crash Works for Firm with History of Crashes (LAT)
    • Does CA’s 3-Foot Bike Passing Bill Need Teeth, or is Its Importance Symbolic? (Cyclelicious)
    • The L.A. Weekly Poetry on Metro Story Is Kind of Fun (LA Weekly)
    • Union State Sort of Has Its Own Webpage (The Source)

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