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By Joe Linton

9:14 AM PDT on March 21, 2016

EPA Rejects Ineffective So Cal AQMD Air Quality Plan (LAT)
More On Metro’s Measure R2 Expenditure Plan (Daily News, Curbed, LAT)
…Does Not Address Overwhelming Need For Active Transportation (Investing in Place)
Caltrans Staffer Critiques New Gold Line Extension (SGV Tribune)
Metro Plans Ped Bridge To Connect Metrolink With Burbank Airport (LAT)
Press-Telegram Gripes About Living Nightmare Parking In Advance of L.B. Beach Streets
…Successful Beach Streets Attracted 50,000+ Participants (Press-Telegram)
Can L.A. Fix Its Planning Woes Before Voters Do? (LAT Editorial)
New Cars Will Have Automatic Braking Systems By 2022 (KPCC)
CA Will Limit Electric Car Rebates For High Income Folks (KPCC)
Are American Fire Trucks Too Big? (Fire Chief)
Trader Joe’s Smaller Parking Lots Keep Their Products Cheaper (Strong Towns)

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