Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:52 AM PST on November 21, 2014
- ICYMI Late SBLA Posts Yesterday:
Exide Agrees to Limited Lead Testing, County Looks Toward Lawsuit
Planning Commission Hears Mobility Plan, Won’t Decide Before April 2015 - L.A. City Mobility Plan Update and Amendments Document (LA2B)
- Infographic: How Glendale Residents Commute to Work (Glendale News Press)
- How Damien Newton Founded SBLA (John Hopkins U)
- San Diego Planning Goes from Conservative to Experimental (CityLab)
- We Could Be on the Cusp of Self-Driving Cars (LAT)
- We Are on the Cusp of the Worst Car Traffic Day in the U.S. (LAT)
- Glendale Puts City Lot Parking Tax on Ballot (Glendale News Press)
- Pat Robertson: God Is Totally OK With Speeding (HuffPo)
- The Uber Empire Strikes Back:
Dumping Uber? Lyft Has Similar Issues (LAist)
BuzzFeed Writer Could Have Mentioned Arguable Ties to Lyft and Sidecar (Re/Code) - Adventure Cycling Finds It’s Not Easy Weaving Route 66 Bike Route Through CA Desert
- Epic Rap Battle Pits Copenhagenize vs. Vehicular Cycling, with Extras (Planetizen)
- High Tech Bike Water Bottle Refills From the Air (MSN)
- ICYMI Great 3-Part SBUSA Series on “P3” Public-Private Partnerships:
1 – The Indiana Toll Road and the Dark Side of Privately Financed Highways
2 – How Macquarie Makes Money By Losing Money on Toll Roads
3 – The Great Traffic Projection Swindle
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