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By Joe Linton

9:26 AM PDT on May 16, 2014

Bike Week Winds Down Tonight At Union Station (Facebook Event)
Bicycling To Work Is Pretty Great (KCET)
Looking at Affortability for L.A. Housing and Transpo (Better Institutions via DirectTransfer)
DTLA Palmer Development Bridge Represents Physical Segregation (LAT)
Pity the Poor South Pasadena to Santa Monica Prius Commuter (Zocalo)
Little Tokyo Design Overlay Approved (Downtown News via Curbed)
LA Asking For Trouble in Expanding Bike Lanes (Village to Village)
Beverly Hills Anti-Subway Monies Came From Somewhere (HuffPo)
Vote Local Poster (LongBeachize)
SF Livability Groups Use CEQA To Appeal Sunday Parking Meter Repeal (SBSF)
Bike Commute Language Explained (NPR)

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