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By
Joe Linton
9:12 AM PDT on August 22, 2016
- LADOT Is Revamping DASH Service – Meetings Underway (KPCC)
- Carnage: Mom and Kids Killed By Suspected Drunk Driver In Placentia (LAT)
- Recommended #Streetsr4families Trip: Natural History Museum (L.A. Bike Dad)
- Councilmember Huizar Survey On Verdugo Road Improvements (Safer Verdugo)
- Burbank Riders Take Back the Night (CiclaValley)
- Under-Construction Hollywood Target Store Languishes In Legal Battle (LAT)
- Nine Expo Line Hacks (L.A. Magazine)
- How To Drive Or Take the Train To Rams Games (KPCC)
- Bicycling in the South Bay Exposes Some Twitter Bike Haters
- Fresno Policeman Wrestles Student To the Ground For Jaywalking (Fresno Bee)
- Park-and-Ride Needs To Move Past Free and Full (Green Biz)
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