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By Joe Linton

9:14 AM PST on March 3, 2016

The Militant Angeleno Posts Great CicLAvia – The Valley Guide
…CiclaValley Also Previews CicLAvia – The Valley: the Route, Nearby, and Getting There
Metro’s Q&A On the Foothill Gold Line – Opening This Saturday March 5 (The Source)
…How the Gold Line Will and Won’t Affect the 210 Freeway (SGV Tribune)
…How the Gold Line Connects To Azusa Colleges (SGV Tribune)
…Sound Walls Mute Gold Line Train Sounds (SGV Tribune)
Giving Active Transportation Its Due In SE L.A. County (CA Walks)
L.A. Experiencing A Hit-and-Run Epidemic (NBC4)
Comment On Metro’s Active Transportation Strategic Plan (Investing in Place)
Attack on Sikh Metro Bus Driver Prosecuted As Hate Crime (KPCC)
Are Americans Leaving Cars Behind? (Washington Post)
Move L.A. Still Says Improved Rail Connections Would Reduce Traffic Congestion

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