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By Joe Linton

9:06 AM PST on February 4, 2016

Metro Selects City of Duarte For Gold Line Opening Celebration (SGV Tribune)
WiFi Coming To Subway Trains And Commuter Express Buses (KPCC)
Photos Of Regional Connector Construction Progress (The Source)
CiclaValley Previews Tonight’s Valley Transit Forum
A Farewell To the Sixth Street Bridge (CityLab)
…Construction Closing the 101 Freeway In DTLA This Weekend (KPCC)
A Map Of All Of L.A. County Planned Unfunded Rail Lines (Move L.A.)
More On Efforts To Hold Port To Air Pollution Promises (LAT)
Bob Inman’s Love Letter To Walking L.A. (L.A. Walks)
Put Affordable Housing Where Land Is Cheap, Not Venice (LAT Opinion)
L.A. County Has Highest Ped Deaths Nationally (LA Weekly) (um, denominator?)
Fostering Cyclist and Pedestrian Safety In Santa Ana (Alta Planning)
Cities Using Parking Prices To Ease Congestion, Pollution (Pew Charitable Trust)
Car-Bike-Transit Race Results – Who Won? (KPCC)

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