Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:05 AM PDT on July 1, 2016
- Downtown LA Traffic Is Worse, That’s Good News! (LAT)
- LAist Wants Car-Free Angelenos To Take Their Survey
- Expo Line Trains Get Crowded And Sometimes Break Down (The Wrap)
- L.A. Is Not Tearing Down Buildings For Half-Empty Luxury Apartments (Better Institutions)
- L.A. Magazine Profiles Garcetti (but caption-writer can’t tell Leimert Park from Expo Line)
- Multi-Family TOD Under Construction Just West Of Wilshire/Normandie Station (Urbanize)
- Palos Verdes Estates Responds To Cyclist Pressure For Safer Streets (Daily Breeze)
- State Senate Committee Approves Student Transit Pass Bill A.B. 2222 (Move L.A.)
- Washington State Court Rules Cities Must Make Roads Safe For Cyclists (CBS Seattle)
- In Florida, Tesla Robo-Car Fails, Kills Occupant By Driving Into Truck (Guardian)
- Very Good Basic Video Primer On Parking Issues (KW Parking Vimeo)
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