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By Joe Linton

8:59 AM PDT on July 30, 2014

HSR Considering Tunnel for Burbank-Palmdale (DN – includes upcoming meetings schedule)
I Have Friends Who Are Bicyclists, But “Is Bicycling the New Rude?” (Glendale News Press)
Pedestrian Enforcement Detail: Officers Blame Peds for Half of Accidents (Glendale News Press)
Re-Played: Bike Trains Help New Bike Commuters, Includes Scofflaw Driver Interview (NPR)
LAPD Car Hits and Kills Naked Man Lying in the Street in South L.A. (KTLA)
Columnist Sandy Banks Tries and Likes Lyft and Uber (LAT)
Right-Buffered Bike Lanes Best for Keeping Cyclists Out of Door Zone (SB Chicago)
For NYC, Transportation Funding Sales Tax is Regressive (SB NYC)
Santa Clara Still Widening Expressways Despite Less Traffic (SB SF)

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