Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PDT on September 12, 2014
- Metro Fare Hike In Effect on Monday (The Source)
- Councilmember Buscaino Rides the Famous Wilmington Bike Lanes (CD15 Youtube)
- D.A. Lacey Responds to LACBC on Olin Case, Summary: Nope (LACBC)
- Mayor Garcetti’s Great Streets Is on Tumblr
- Scary Ignorant CHP Officer Pulls Over Fast-Descending Cyclist (Biking in L.A.)
- Fed TIGER Grants Announced: 2 To Improve Bike/Walk to Metro Rail (LA Register)
- Downtown Housing’s Growth Indicates Weaknesses Elsewhere (Let’s Go L.A.)
- TRIP Study Estimates Bad Roads Cost L.A. Drivers $2500 Per Year (LA Register, Curbed)
- How Single-Speed Bike Boom Is Expanding Cycling Population (SB Chicago)
- Presidio Freeway Project Marketing Irks SB SF
- SF Disabled Placard Parking Scofflaws Get Their Due (CBS)
- What Is a Road Diet and Why Are They So Wonderful (City Lab)
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