Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:55 AM PDT on July 5, 2016
- Metro Rail’s Evening Wait Times Suck (L.A. Magazine)
- Mixed Use La Plaza Cultura Village Breaks Ground In DTLA (Urbanize)
- Long Beach Testing Out More Protected Bike Lanes (KPCC)
- Glassell Park “Accidents” Raise Call For Wider “Safer Streets” (ABC7)
- Police And Metro Seek Info On Red Line Sexual Assault Suspect (The Source)
- Comparing Google and Tesla Approach To Self-Driving Cars (LAT)
- Darkly Humorous Metro Rail Safety Videos Make Social Media Rounds (KPCC)
- Parking Requirements Consume More Space Than Buildings Themselves (Straight Outta Suburbia)
- Train Defects Ground Philadelphia’s SEPTA, Possible Metrolink Issue (Systemic Failure)
- Big Philanthropy Conspires To Support BRT over Rail (Dissent)
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