Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Joe Linton

8:54 AM PST on February 3, 2014

Steve Lopez asks if L.A. should pay for sidewalks or lawsuits (L.A. Times)
Tom Vanderbilt questions L.A.’s pedestrian crackdowns (NY Times)
Shocker: Official report finds Caltrans woefully car-centric (boy on a bike)
UCLA Bike Academy petitions for safer biking on and near campus (Daily Bruin)
Culver City’s Culver Blvd makeover includes bikeway improvements (Culver City Observer)
L.A. City Councilmembers driving luxury cars at taxpayer expense (CBS)
Cycling advocate Greg Laemmle breaking away (Zev Blog)
Forget bike lanes, LED street lighting renders L.A. unfilmable (No Film School)
San Diego Critical Mass cyclist injured colliding with bike officer (SD Union-Tribune)

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