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By Joe Linton

9:08 AM PDT on June 24, 2014

Chilling: No Justice in Paul Livingston Car vs. Bike Beverly Hills Hit & Run (Biking in LA)
A Quick Look At L.A. Transit Demographics, LA Weekly actually quotes Jarrett Walker
Brigham Yen Takes LARegister on a Walking Tour of DTLA
51-Mile Bike Path and Greenway 2020 L.A. River Interview (Ziptopia)
Can the Teamsters Organize Uber Drivers? (KPCC)
L.A. Authorities Not So Keen on World Cup Mexico Fans Spontaneous Public Space Celebrations:
Pacoima: Fans Fill Streets, LAPD Closes Freeway Offramps (LAT)
Huntington Park: Police Horse vs. Pedestrians in the Street (LAT)
How Preferential Parking Districts Work (KCET)
Carnage: Pasadena Driver Dead From Solo Crash Where Car Wraps Around Pole (KTLA)
Parking Requirements vs. Iconic Bob’s Market (Santa Monica Next)
“Chaos!!” on S.F.’s Newly Car-Free Lombard Street (SBSF)
New UK Study Shows Bike Lanes Make Streets Safer (Biking in LA)

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