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By Joe Linton

9:06 AM PDT on October 25, 2016

Elkind Editorial: Measure M Feuds Bad For So. Cal Mobility And Traffic (LAT)
L.A., Austin, Nashville, Paris, Buenos Aires Cities To Pilot Bloomberg Autonomous Vehicles Plan (WaPo)
L.A. River Bike Path Riverside-Zoo Bridge Undercrossing On the Way (CiclaValley)
L.A. City Planning Looking To Improve Parking Podiums (Urbanize)
Carnage: Girl Killed By Car In Valencia (Daily News)
Gehry Hollywood Project A Flashpoint In L.A.’s Debates About Density (LAT)
…Councilmember Ryu Wants More Parking, Less Height (Curbed)
Echo Park Neighbors Blame Waze For Baxter Street Congestion (Eastsider)
Los Angeles Magazine Looks At How CA High-Speed Rail Connects With Union Station
L.A. Experimenting With Rubber Asphalt Repair Process (KPCC)
Off Peak Podcast On A 1970s Orange County Beach Bus Line (The Source)
Tenant Groups Split On Measure JJJ – Build Better L.A. Initiative (KPCC)

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