Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:04 AM PST on November 13, 2014
- Shane Phillips Analyses Population Around Metro Stations (Urban One)
- Alissa Walker Plans for Car-Free #StreetsR4Families Parenting (Medium)
- More On L.A.’s Plan For Repaving and Parking Lots To Accept Credit (DN, Curbed)
- Carnage: Downtown L.A. Wrong Way Freeway Driver Crashes, Kills 2 (CBS)
City of Paramount Street Racing Driver Crashes, Kills 1 (LAT)
Riverside Drugged Driver Kills Pedestrian in Crosswalk (LAT) - Santa Monica Council Unanimously Approves Bike Share (Santa Monica Next)
- Walnut City Council Opposes Mt. SAC Parking Structure (Pasadena Star News)
- Bicyclist Busts 9 ‘War on Cars’ Myths (Wired)
- Tom Explores the Riverside-Figueroa Bridge Demolition (Curbed)
- Study: SF Car Traffic Is Declining (SB SF)
- Double-Buffer Bike Lanes on Chicago’s North Elston (SB NYC)
- A Look At the First Year of NYC Vision Zero (SB NYC)
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