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By Joe Linton

9:32 AM PDT on October 16, 2015

Details On Exposition Park Driver Who Deliberately Hit,Killed Cyclist Yesterday (LAist, Biking in L.A.)
… Ghost Bike Installed At Site Last Night – Vermont Avenue at 39th Place (Facebook Photos)
L.A. Weekly Asks Metro Why More People Aren’t Riding Metro
Investing in Place Lays Out A Sidewalk Repair Agenda: Treat Sidewalks As Core Transportation Network
Manuel Pastor: Angelenos Car-Centric Aspirations Have Changed (Zocalo)
L.A.’s Mobility Plan 2035 Is Small-Minded, Unhealthy, And Anti-Democratic (L.A. Progressive)
Applications For People St Plazas, Parklets, Bike Corrals Accepted Nov. 1 Thru Dec. 15 (LADOT Bike Blog)
Ride-Hailing Services Edging Out Taxis For Business Travel (KPCC)
L.A. Announces $6M For Designing 12 Miles Of San Fernando Valley L.A. River Bike Path (My News L.A.)
Sheriff Patrol Car Hits And Kills West Hollywood Pedestrian (KPCC)
Guides For This Sunday’s CicLAvia (Militant Angeleno, Time Out)

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