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By
Joe Linton
8:10 AM PDT on September 29, 2015
- ICYMI Governor Brown Signs A.B.8 To Establish Hit-and-Run Alert System
…Brown Vetos A.B.210 For Off-Hours Carpool Lane Access Bill (LAT) - Metro Hires Extraordinary Innovation Officer Dr. Joshua L. Schank (The Source)
- Alta Previews Metro’s Active Transportation Strategic Plan
- Mexico City Transportation Lessons For Los Angeles (HuffPo)
- Measure R Shortchanged Valley Leaders, Who Want Rail Transit From Measure R2 (Daily News)
…Article Fails To Acknowledge Valley Leaders Wanted And Got Freeway Widening From Measure R - CA High Speed Rail Asks To Drill Test Bores Under San Gabriel Mountains (SGV Tribune)
- CiclaValley Responds to LAT George Skelton’s Bike Tax Proposal
- Chicago To Reduce Parking Requirements for Transit-Oriented Development (SBChi)
- So. Cal Association Of Governments Announces “Go Human” Walk/Bike Campaign
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