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By Joe Linton

9:02 AM PST on February 24, 2016

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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