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By
Joe Linton
8:32 AM PDT on May 29, 2015
- The Militant Angeleno Makes Other CicLAvia Pasadena Guides Irrelevant
CiclaValley Is Heading To Sunday’s CicLAvia Pasadena – Preview and Tips/Checklist - Controller Audit Very Critical Of Excessive LADOT Overtime (LAT)
- Four Blocks Of Protected Bike Lanes Coming To DTLA 7th Street (Urbanize)
- Metro Board Approves $5.6B Budget, and Rail2River, Crenshaw/LAX Items (The Source)
- Santa Cecilia Affordable TOD Breaks Ground Across From Mariachi Plaza (Urbanize)
- 710 North Opponents Press Non-Tunnel Alternatives (Glendale News Press, LAT)
- $1.5B 405 Widening Reduced Crappiest p.m. Traffic Congestion To Only 5 Hours Daily (The Source)
- Neighborhood Councils Propose New Silver Lake – Los Feliz DASH Route (Curbed)
- New TAP Vending Machines Coming To More Major Rail Stations (The Source)
- Looking At How Crosswalks Can Work At Freeway On/Off Ramps (Let’s Go L.A.)
- Bay Area Bike Share Expansion Approved, 700 Bikes To 7,000 Bikes (SBSF)
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