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By Joe Linton

9:08 AM PST on November 14, 2016

Metro Policing Plan For Addressing Rider Safety Concerns (LAT)
…New Plan Would Shift Some Policing To Local PDs (LAT)
National Study Shows Protected Bike Lanes Make Streets Safer (Biking in L.A.)
Photos From Saturday’s Long Beach Beach Streets (Biking in L.A.)
Carnage: Two Dead From Car-Lightpole Crash In Beverly Hills (LAT)
…Woman Killed In South L.A. Hit-and-Run (LAT)
…Driver Killed Crashing Into Basketball Team Charter Bus In Chino (SGV Tribune)
City And Subregional Breakdown Of Measure M Votes (The Source)
LAT Editorial: Will Measure M Lead To Gentrification And Displacement?
Uber, Lyft Drivers Nabbed In LAPD Bandit Cab Stings (KPCC)
PLUM Committee Approves Caruso La Cienega Development With Walk/Bike Features (Urbanize)
Santa Monica 5-Story Mixed-Use Under Construction Near Expo 26th Street Station (Urbanize)
CA High-Speed Rail Seeks Partial Buy-America Exemption (LAT)
The Bus Movie ‘Speed’ Captures L.A.’s Transitions From Suburban To Urban (KCET)
How All-Door Boarding Is Making Transit Better Around the World (SB NYC)

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