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By Joe Linton

9:35 AM PST on December 3, 2014

Dept of Déjà Vu: Assemblymember Gatto Again Introduces Hit-and-Run Alert Bill (LAT)
Metro Again Mapping Future Bike Share Stations (The Source)
People Ride Metro’s Silver Line on Harbor Freeway Transitway (LAT)
KPCC Profiles Danny Gamboa Placing Ghost Bike Memorials
New DTLA Concierge Free Shuttle Service (Downtown News)
Carnage: Boy Killed by Hit-and-Run In Lincoln Heights Crosswalk (Eastsider)
Lots of Crashes During Rains (Pasadena Star News, LAT)
Including Fatal Head-On Crash in Malibu (LAT)
Um… Drivers… Slow Down, Pay Attention (LAT)
CA High Speed Rail Finances Look Strong (Better Institutions)
SF Muni Subway Double-Berthing Starting Soon (SBSF)
Faulty Transportation Predictions From Various Countries (Transportationist)

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