Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:00 AM PDT on October 7, 2014
- Krekorian Motion Would Direct L.A. City To Speed Up Orange Line BRT (Curbed)
- After We Complained: CicLAvia 10 Coverage (Unbored Hands, Curbed, Orange 20, Sundial, TakePart)
After [sic] articles, An Excellent Short CicLAvia Video Documentary (LAT) - L.A. Fire Department Editorialist Decries “Ills of Political Meddling”(LAT)
Should Look To LAFD Political Meddling Against North Figueroa Safety Improvements - Urbanization and Open Streets in Santa Ana (KCET)
- Johnny Lam Wants You To Volunteer For Bike Groups (Milestone Rides)
- L.A. Rethinking Transportation Priorities, Embracing Bicycling (Medium)
- Wonky Must Read: #10not12! Why 12-Foot Wide Traffic Lanes Are Dangerous (CityLab)
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