Today’s Headlines
Streetsblog L.A. will be off Monday for Presidents' Day - returning Tuesday.
By
Joe Linton
8:47 AM PST on February 12, 2016
- Planning Commission Keeps Mobility Plan Bike Lanes Intact (LAist, Biking in L.A.)
…Daily Bruin Makes the Case For Implementing Bike Lanes On Westwood - BRT Is Great, But When Done Right (Investing in Place)
- Metro Unveils New Unsolicited Proposal Portal At Industry Forum (The Source)
- Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell Speaks Against No Growth Initiative (Hollywood Chamber)
- Uber Settles $28.5M Safety Lawsuit (LAT)
- Santa Monica Updates – Mostly Lowers – Speed Limits (SMDP)
- Glendale Votes For Quiet Train Zone (LAT)
- Antelope Valley Transit Authority Approves All-Electric BYD Bus Fleet (NGT News)
- How Car-Free In L.A. Is Sexy (KPCC)
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