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By Joe Linton

9:23 AM PST on November 4, 2014

VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! Election day is TODAY 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Walk the Vote! (LongBeachIze)
Bike the Vote! (Biking in LA)
Fun WeHo Ped Safety Video Mostly Blames Distracted Pedestrians (Gizmodo)
New Rail Lines “May Sit Idle” For Lack of Rail Cars (Pasadena Star News)
Pasadena Abandons “Level of Service” Car-Measurement Metric (Staff Rept, FB Status)
Near USC, Metro Expo Line Collides with Pedestrian Trapping Her Below Train (DN)
L.A. Rail Adding To Public Transit’s Appeal For Tech-Device Users (Fast Company)
Many Metrolink Ticket Machines Broken, Stolen, Hard to Use (LAT)
Coldwater Canyon Private School Parking Lot Opposed By Neighbors (LAT)
Big Dangerous Roads Behind that Turtle: High Desert Corridor Meetings (The Source)
Tongue-in-Cheek Ways To Get Ready For Autonomous Cars (Better Institutions)
Uber Is Making Uber-Hip L.A. Uber-Easier and Uber-Fashionable to Navigate (NYT)
Halloween Hit-and-Run Killer Suspect Driving With Suspended License (LAT)
The Opening of Sunset Boulevard in 1904 (KCET)
Study Shows Just How Car-Centric SF Public Space Is (SB SF)

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