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Teen drivers trending downward. Graph by FHWA via CityLab
Teen drivers trending downward. Graph by FHWA via CityLab
Teen drivers trending downward. Graph by FHWA via CityLab
    • KPCC On Metro's Planned June Frequent Bus Service Reorganization
    • Metro Gets Federal Funds For Orange Line Electric Buses, Catalina Ferry Terminal (The Source)
    • Cyclist Threatened By Metro Van Driver (Bicycling in L.A.)
    • CiclaBurbank Mini Open Streets Event 8:30 To 9:30 This Saturday (CiclaValley)...Lawndale's 2-Hour Open Streets Event This Sunday Now Sounds Long By Comparison
    • Metro Outlines Van Nuys Transit Corridor Project (The Source)
    • Monterey Park Police Arrest Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed, Dragged Pedestrian (LAT)
    • L.A. Does Not Need A Test Protected Bike Lane On Los Angeles St. (Flying Pigeon)
    • UCLA Bus Pass Would Be Cheaper Than $47M Parking Structure (Move L.A.)
    • Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde Takes the Bus In L.A. (Conan)
    • Arcadia Fights Mansionization (KPCC)
    • Fun Slick Metro Expo Line Phase 2 Promotional Video (The Source)
    • Elon Musk Plans To Develop Self-Driving Buses (Bloomberg)
    • CA High-Speed Rail Authority Considers Its North-First Plans (KPCC)
    • U.S. Has Fewer Teen Drivers Since the 1960s (CityLab)

Calendar extra: Tonight CicLAvia Southeast community meeting at 7pm at South Gate Park. Details at CicLAvia Twitter.

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