Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:59 AM PDT on September 30, 2013
- “The Times’ Editorial Page Is Pro-Bike”… (LAT)
- …And We’re Going to Hangout with Cyclists at CicLAvia and the Bike Summit… (LAT)
- …Maybe We Should Be More Like Streetsblog and Curbed (LAT)
- Shammus Group CEO Claims He Doesn’t Want to Kill MyFig (Downtown News)
- Small Jet Crashes at SMO, No Survivors of Fiery Wreck (LAT,
- Complete Coverage from Times: Fire Out, Investigation Coming, Crash Near Home
- Majority of CA Voters Now Against High Speed Rail (ABC7, LAist)
- Expo Phase II Is Halfway to Completion (The Source)
- Gov. Signs Legislation Allowing Low/Zero Emission Vehicles to Use Carpool Lanes (LAT)
- Oh No! Gate Latching at Some Light Rail Stations Isn’t Going Smoothly (ZevWeb via Curbed)
- After Four Crashes With Highway Workers, Caltrans Urges Drivers to “Slow for the Cone” (Mercury)
- San Pedro Incubator Plans on Building Hyperloop (SF Chronicle)
- Some Guy in Long Beach Wrote a Dumb Column About Bicycles (LB Register)
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