Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:16 AM PDT on May 20, 2016
- Metro Expo Line Opens Today, Free Rides From Noon and All Day Saturday (Metro)
…Take uberPOOL To Expo and Get A Discount (The Source)
…Villaraigosa On Expo: I Told You So (KPCC)
…Expo Is Not Faster Than Driving (LAT)
…Former Red Car Operator Waxes Nostalgic On Expo (KPCC) - Metro Committee Approves Active Transpo Plan To Connect First/Last Mile (Investing in Place)
- Azusa Gold Line Parking Shortage Hurting New Rail Ridership (CBS2)
- TransitCenter Forum: Lessons Learned For Improving Livability (Investing in Place)
- Improving L.A.’s Buses (KPCC)
- Carnage: Two Bicyclist Road Deaths – Palos Verdes Apparent Hit-and-Run (Biking in L.A.)
…Panorama City Crash Kills Cyclist, Likely Due To Speeding Driver (Biking in L.A., CiclaValley) - Opinion: Don’t Go Over the Top Praising L.A. For Recent Bike Efforts (LAT)
- Bike-Share Riders Get In Fewer Crashes Than Other Bicyclists (Bikocity)
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