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By Joe Linton

8:51 AM PDT on September 29, 2016

New piano key crosswalks at Long Beach Boulevard and Bixby Road. Image via city of LB Facebook — Eyes on the Street: new piano key crosswalks at Long Beach Boulevard and Bixby Road. Image via city of LB Facebook

LAT Opinion Endorses Measure M To Give Alternatives To Soul Crushing Traffic
…Garcetti Stumps For Measure M Freeway Expansion (Downey Patriot)
Let’s Go L.A. Considers Ride-Hailing, Slugging, and Carpooling
L.A. Pays $3M To Settle Lawsuit Over Cyclist Injured On Valley Bike Route (LAT)
Santa Monica Expo Bike Path Gets Crappified With Dismount Gates (Biking in L.A.)
Mixed-Use TOD Planned At Wilshire/Normandie Purple Line Station (Urbanize)
For Safer Streets, Design Is More Important Than Enforcement (Pedestrian Observations)
L.A. and S.F. Take Different Paths To Civic Innovation (Fast Coexist)

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