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By Joe Linton

8:46 AM PDT on May 20, 2014

Multicultural Communities for Mobility Leader Miguel Ramos (League of Amer Bicyclists)
More On Clergy Opposed to Metro Fare Hike (CBS)
Oh! It’s Bike Lanes That Cause Westside Gridlock Hell (City Watch via BikinginLA)
Silver Lake’s Corralitas Red Car Right-Of-Way Could Become Walk Park (LAT)
Rider Compares L.A. and D.C. Rail System Experiences (LA Register)
City of San Marino Bike-Walk Plan Encountering NIMBY Concerns (Pasadena Star News)
Car2Go Car-Sharing Will Expand to South Bay (Green AutoBlog via Metro Library)
How To Make Downtown LB Really Pop? (LongBeachize)
Sacramento Stadium Deal To Raise Parking Meter Revenue (Sacramento Bee)
Curb-Jumping NYC Drivers Injure 15 People In One Morning’s Carnage (SB)
Google Maps Adds Elevation For Bicycle Directions (Tech Crunch via Business Insider)
When Anti-Harassment Pamphlets Not Enough: Personal Space Transit Dress (Beautiful Decay)

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