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    • Only Two Three-Foot-Law Citations Written In South Bay (Biking in L.A.)
    • L.A. Weekly Lists L.A.'s Most Dangerous Intersections
    • Driverless Cars Not the Solution To L.A. Traffic (Aljazeera)
    • Google Maps Now Has Real Time Metro Bus/Train Arrival Information (Curbed)
    • Walk Eagle Rock Looks Into Safer Routes To Delevan School
    • OCTA Committee Nixes 3-Mile Anaheim Streetcar (OCTA)
    • Santa Monica Batting 1000 On Bicycling Future (Orange 20)
    • How Racism Shaped And Still Shapes Santa Monica (Healthy City Local)
    • Vestigal Former Rail And Street Ghosts Visible In Aerials (Bldg Blog)

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