Today’s Headlines
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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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