Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:44 AM PDT on March 24, 2015
- Right-on-Red Turns Getting In the Way Of L.A. Pedestrians (Red Queen)
- Your Measure R Dollars At Work: Widening Freeways In Calabasas (The Source)
- Express Lane Toll Charges Not Quite Enough To Keep Congestion Out (LAT)
- Pop-Up Chandler Protected Bike Lane A Hit At CicLAvia (LADOT Bike Blog)
CicLAvia Is Great For Business (HuffPo)
What CicLAvia Means For the San Fernando Valley (CiclaValley) - Metro Studies Ridership Decline, Fails To Look For Correlation To Cut Service, Fare Hike (The Source)
- L.A. Council Expected To Approve More Proactive Street Cleaning (KPCC)
- First New Rail Car Delivered To New Gold Line Maintenance Yards (The Source)
- Need Many CicLAvias To Overthrow Tyranny Of the Car (Boyonabike)
- How Eagle Rock Fought the 134 Freeway (Walk Eagle Rock)
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