Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:46 AM PDT on July 16, 2014
- Don Shoup on Giving Local Residents Advantages at Parking Meters (SFGate)
- Culver City Backs Down, Continues Free Bus Rides for Blind, Disabled (Front Page)
- Two New CicLAvia Routes Announced, Including East L.A. and South L.A. Mileage (Biking in L.A.)
- Excellent Editorial: Increasing Congestion Is Good For West Hollywood (WeHoVille)
- New L.A. River Greenway Open in West SFV (KCET)
- Family To Sue L.A. County For Sheriff Killing Cyclist Milton Olin (Daily News)
- Meandering Editorial in Support of Federal Highway Bill Funding (CityWatch)
- Santa Monica To Crack Down on Cyclists This Month (LA Register)
- Election Season Also Underway in Santa Monica (Santa Monica Next)
- Long Beach Swears In New Mayor Robert Garcia (KPCC)
- More Traffic Enforcement Needed As More Cyclists Ride (WaPo)
- A Look At Bicyclist Crash Data Reporting (SB Chicago)
- Jarrett Walker on Predicting Traffic: More Denial Than Projection (Human Transit)
- Metro’s Blue Line Turns 24 – Watch Vintage Cartoon-Owl Safety Vids (CityLab)
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