Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PST on November 24, 2014
- Uh Oh! Metrolink Pulls Plug on Agency Watchdog (LAT)
- PL8CHAT Ap Could Really Piss Off Distracted Drivers (LAist)
- Councilmember Buscaino Bikes in China (Twitter)
- LA Expected To Allow Expanded West Adams Oil Drilling (KPCC)
- Taking on Man-Spread and Other Transit User Rudeness (LAT)
- How To Not Walk To the Hollywood Sign (Gizmodo)
- Culver City Installing Bike Parking Racks (CC Observer)
- Carnage: Bighorn Sheep Escapes Zoo, But Not Griffith Park Traffic (KPCC)
Maybe A Wildlife Undercrossing, Like Calabasas’, Would Help (KPCC) - Santa Monica PD Stepping Up Bike Infraction Enforcement Now (Santa Monica Next)
- 12 Ways Bicycling Changed Writer’s Life (We Like L.A.)
- Electric Bicycles Work For Some Commuters (KPCC)
- Phoenix AZ Launches Bike Share System (AZ Central)
- SF To Add Bus-Priority Signals on Haight (SB SF)
- NYCPD Literally Tackling Scofflaw Cyclists (SBNYC)
- Early L.A. Traffic Officers’ Backs Faced Oncoming Cars (LAT)
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