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    • Expo Line Maintenance Facility Substantially Complete, Turned Over To Metro (The Source)
    • L.A. City Approves 15MPH Safety Zones Around 11 Schools (SRTS)
    • Editorial: ExpressLanes Growing Pains Point To Rotten System (Daily News)
    • Developer Reveals Plans For Mixed Use TOD At Hollywood Vine (Urbanize)
    • Burbank Airport Looks To Shore Up Declining Parking Revenue (Burbank Leader)
    • Regulator Expresses Concerns About Driverless Cars (KPCC)
    • The U.S. Should Look To Denmark For Solutions (UCLA CHA)
    • The High Costs Of Cheap Gasoline (SBCA)
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