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    • 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    • KPCC Runs Outdated 2012 Los Angeles Bike Map As If It's News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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