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By
Joe Linton
9:08 AM PST on November 18, 2015
- LAT Editorial: Stop Measuring Transit Projects On Whether They Reduce Freeway Traffic
- Tamika Butler, Adonia Lugo, And Rio Contreras Talk Equity (KPFK Bike Talk)
- Seleta Reynolds and Phil Washington On Future Of Century City Transpo (Westside Today)
- Mobility Plan 2035 Messaging Needs To Focus On Choices (LinkedIn Pulse)
- Early Reviews Positive For Santa Monica’s Breeze Bike-Share (Curbed)
- Mayor Garcetti Announces New Automated Car Technology Coalition
- Libertarian Think Tank Proposes $700B Transportation Plan For L.A. County (Curbed)
- Lower L.A. River Plan Could Boost Southeast County Projects (KCET)
- Elysian Valley To Host “Path Hack” To Create Safer River Path (EVNW)
- What Cyclists See When They Drive (CiclaValley)
- Is This Historic Preservation Just Camouflage For NIMBYism? (Urbanize)
- The Los Angeles That Never Was: Old Plans, Unbuilt Freeways (Ahbe Lab)
- A Pacific Electric Streetcar Remnants Map (Militant Angeleno)
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