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By Joe Linton

9:15 AM PST on January 29, 2016

Metro’s Phil Washington Urges Long View Of Metro Ridership (KPCC)
…What the L.A. Times Missed In Their Ridership Story (LAist)
…No, Not All Metro Riders Really Want A Car Commute (CityLab)
…Round-Up Of This Month’s Metro Board Meeting (The Source)
The Sky Is Falling – “Carmageddons East And West” (LAT)
Metro Bike-Share Doesn’t Go Far Enough (LAT)
Councilmember Bonin Champions Affordable Housing At Shuttered Venice Metro Yard (Argonaut)
Drivers Don’t Respect North Figueroa Crosswalks (Hoff the Beaten Path)
Where the Heaviest Car Traffic Is In West Hollywood (WeHoVille)
Urbanize L.A. Previews Inglewood’s Shiny Stadium Plans
Homeboy Industries Founder Backs NIMBY Ballot Initiative (LAT)
Let’s Go L.A. Looks At County Size
Public Input Mixed On Self-Driving Car Regulations (KPCC)

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