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9:07 AM PDT on June 30, 2014
  • Chicago Installs First in U.S. Copenhagen-Style Cyclist Foot-Rests (SB Chicago)
  • Meet C.I.C.L.E.’s New Executive Director: Vanessa Gray (CICLE)
  • Heat Maps Show L.A. Bicycling Patterns (Strava via Curbed, see also SBUSA Strava caveats)
  • More on New Bike/Ped Reps For Metro Technical Advisory Committee (SRTS)
  • Carnage: Solo Crash Kills Two, Snarls 710 and 5 Freeways (LAT)
  • Editorial: There Are Innovative Ways to Manage L.A.’s Parking Meters (LAT)
  • Councilmember Koretz Really Urgently “Life or Death” Wants L.A. to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions (LAT)
    Koretz on GHG: “The Greatest Challenge Any Generation Has Ever Faced Looming Over Us” (KCET)
    (oh, fine print – it’s just LADWP. Honorable Koretz, what about transportation sector?)
  • Port’s Desmond Bridge Replacement Running Late Already (LAT)
  • Paris Velib Bike Share Goes Kid-Friendly (KPCC)
  • CA Getting Ready To Issue Drivers Licenses to Undocumented Immigrants (CC Times)
  • Level of Service Car Traffic Metrics and How CA Gets Away From Them (SPUR)

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