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By
Joe Linton
9:07 AM PDT on October 6, 2016
- How L.A. Streets Are Shifting From Burger Model To Chipotle Model (Medium)
- Take Metro’s Survey On How Bicycles And Buses Can Share the Road (The Source)
- Opinion: Micro-Apartments Can Be Part Of L.A. Affordability Solution (LAT)
- Watch These New Urbanism Film Fest NUFFTalks TED-Talk-Style Videos
…NUFF2016 Starts Tonight! - Developer Trying To Get Permits Approved Before No-Growth Initiative (Curbed)
- Transit, Ride-Hail, And Class Mixing (Let’s Go L.A.)
- San Diego’s Community Plan Updates Don’t Adhere To Its Climate Plan (Voice of SD)
- 25 Projects Awarded CA AHSC (Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities) Funds (SRTS)
- Transportist Reviews Some First/Last Mile Research
- Book Review: How Republicans Run Against American Cities (LARB)
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