Today’s Headlines
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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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