Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:01 AM PST on December 16, 2014
- Express Park A Success: Cheaper Meters, More Occupied, Less Cruising (LAT)
- Why Freeways Are the Right Place To Protest Ferguson (Zocalo)
- LA and LB Receive Bloomberg Grant, Could It Mean More JSK?!?!? (KPCC)
- Westsiders Want Fewer Cars, Instead
Commit to Walk and BikeComplain (Curbed) - South El Monte, 5th Of 5 Cities, Approves SGV Regional Bike Plan (Bike SGV Fb)
- KPCC Interviews Uber Drivers
- After Improvements, Metro Blue Line Is Looking Spiffier (The Source)
- Tales Of Crappy Bike Parking (Orange 20)
- SF Gate Debunks Petroleum Industry’s Gas Tax Rhetoric
- Low Oil Prices Making For Bumpy International Economy (LAT)
- Price Tags On the Ethics Of the Engineering Profession
- NYC CitiBike Bike Share Audit Woes Misleading (SB NYC)
- Satire: 3 Million Car Collisions On L.A. Rainy Day (Daily Currant)
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