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By Joe Linton

9:12 AM PDT on July 6, 2016

Opinion: Alissa Walker’s Love Letter From A Livable 2056 Los Angeles (LAT)
Metro Bike Share Reaching Out To Low Income Communities (KPCC)
Palos Verdes Estates Traffic Committee Votes On Bike Signage Tonight (Bicycling in the South Bay)
Starting Monday, Metro Closes Union Station Bus Plaza For Three Months (KPCC)
Discussion Of Removal Of Central Avenue Bike Lanes From Mobility Plan (Bike Talk)
L.A. County November Ballot To Include Parks And Homeless Measures (LAT)
Caltrans Mileage-Based User Fee Simulation Pilot Gets Underway (KPCC)
Unpleasant Design And Hostile Architecture In Public Benches (99% Invisible)
Florida Tesla Auto-Pilot Death Driver Had Multiple Speeding Tickets (KPCC)
There Are Better Ways To Calm Traffic Than Lying To Waze (Wired)

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