Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Damien Newton

8:00 AM PDT on October 18, 2013

#roadsharela Interviews Handsome and Well Spoken Bicycle Advocate (LAT)
“Some” Fare Hikes Might Be Coming in the Near Future (The Source)
Valley Cyclist Claims Metro Bus Driver Assaulted Him with a Bus (Biking in L.A.)
Here Are Four Potential Redesigns for Union Station (Curbed)
Letter Writers Aren’t Thrilled with Lankershim “Pedestrian Bridge” (Daily News)
More on Metro Examining Regional Bike Share (The Source)
Uber Hires D.C. Lobbying Firm (The Hill)
DMV Runs Disables Placard Sting (Daily News)
Everyone Loves Nona Varnado and Bike Trains (Cycleicious)
Big Blue Bus Opens New Customer Service Center (SMDP)
Menlo Park Considers Bike Anti-Harassment Law (Almanac)
I’m Pretty Sure Earthquake Czar Was a Superman Villain (LAT)

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