Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:51 AM PDT on August 4, 2014
- In Hollywood and DTLA, Construction Causing Problems for Pedestrians (LAT)
- More on the Systemic Problems Uncovered by Street Services Audit (LAT)
- Caltrans Seeks TIGER Funds for South L.A. Corridors Study (Wave)
- L.A. Chinatown Youth Need Better Transit (SEACA YouTube)
- People Misunderstand the Usefulness of Fast Urban Transportation (Lets Go LA)
- Email Scammers Posing as EZPass ExpressLanes Toll Collectors (The Source)
- Two S.F. Transit Crashes Cause 40 Minor Injuries (LAT)
- Punny Story on Pedestrian Beg Buttons (Yahoo News)
- Is Santa Monica Ready for Vision Zero? (Santa Monica Next)
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