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    • CA National Leader in Bicycle Deaths on the Road (LAT)
    • Police Pull Over Young, Black, Male Cyclist for Riding on Sidewalk. Brutally Beat Him. (LAT)
    • L.A. Metro Area Ranks #3 in Providing Transit Access to Jobs (The Source)
    • But Car Traffic Congestion on the Rise as Economy Improves (LAT)
    • Professors from Other Parts of the Country Wonder About L.A.'s Complete Street Policies (CityWatch)
    • Editorial: L.A. Businesses Should Lobby for Better Transit (Daily News)
    • Monkey Parking App, You Can Sell the Metered Space Your Car Is In (LAT)
    • Bike Share Still Struggling to Reach People of Lesser Means in North America (City Lab)
    • Shocker: Film Industry and Residents Not Getting Along in Historic Core (Curbed)
    • Chivas Out. New Soccer Team, Stadium, Coming to L.A. (Daily Breeze)
    • Finding Art in the Chaos of Graffiti Vandalism (LongBeachize)

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