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Joe Linton
8:54 AM PDT on May 15, 2014
- Bike Week Today-Thursday: Free Transit Rides, Map of Pit Stops, and Handlebar Happy Hours
- Bike Week Tomorrow-Friday: Bike Night at Union Station
- County Sheriffs Increase Enforcement in Bellflower Motorcyclist Safety Operation (LAT)
- Daveed Kapoor: Architect For L.A.’s Pedestrians (LA Weekly)
- LA Times Anti-High-Speed-Rail Editorial Wrong (CAHSR Blog via Direct Transfer)
- LA River’s Longest Bike Path Runs Along 710 Freeway (KCET)
- Councilmember Cedillo’s Bait and Switch on North Figueroa Bike Lanes (Flying Pigeon)
- Councilmember Cedillo’s North Figueroa Meeting Unbalanced and Undemocratic (Orange 20)
- In Atwater Village, Pipeline Burst Creates 10,000 Gallon Oil Spill (LAT)
- Zipcar Partners With PasDOT To Expand Pasadena Locations (Market Watch via Curbed)
- So Cal Uber Drivers Frustrated By Pay Reduction (LA Register)
- New Chicago High Rise Shows Parking Not Necessary For Success (SB Chicago)
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