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By Damien Newton

9:10 AM PST on November 24, 2015

City Fixing Sidewalks, Ryu Questions How Areas Are Picked for Repairs (Daily News)
Downtowns Are Important, But L.A. Needs Many Transit Centers (Human Transit)
LAPD Wants Your Help Finding a Hit and Run Bicyclist (Biking in L.A.)
Ted Also Sends Along This Thread About the Mis-Labeling of the Mobility Plan (LinkedIn)
Another Blech Review for the Vineland ~~Right-Turn~~ Bike Lanes (CicLAValley)
USC Engineering Professor Unable to Learn from History, Wants 710 Tunnel Built (LAT)
L.A.’s Freeways Have a Lot of Traffic (City News Service via Curbed, LAT)
Bike Trains Trying Out New Route from K-Town to UCLA Tomorrow (Bike Trains)

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