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By Joe Linton

8:40 AM PDT on April 3, 2015

Really Great Streets: Reseda Blvd Now Has Protected Bike Lanes! (LADOT Bike Twitter)
More On the Legal Settlement That Will Repair L.A. Sidewalks (Legal Aid Society)
Metro Proposes Simplified Letter-Names For Rail and BRT Lines (Urbanize L.A.)
Downtown L.A. To Pilot LADOT’s New Simplified Parking Signs (Curbed)
Don’t Wait, Take L.A.’s Viable Bus System Today (Jewish Journal)
KPCC Runs Outdated 2012 Los Angeles Bike Map As If It’s News
RideAmigos Puts Tech Into Santa Monica Commuter Challenge (Santa Monica Next)
Bay Area Bike Share Expanding – Adding 7,000 More Bikes (SBSF)
S.F. Parklets Expanding Too (SBSF)

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