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By
Joe Linton
9:23 AM PST on December 27, 2016
- Metro Transit System Component Naming Up For Sale (LAT)
- The Gold Line Is A Catastrophe Waiting To Happen (L.A. Magazine)
- Ride Metro Transit For Free On New Year’s Eve (Pasadena Now)
- West Hollywood Bike-Share Off To A Strong Start (WeHoVille)
…Santa Monica Bike-Share Too (Argonaut) - Carnage: Cyclist Killed In Norwalk Car Collision (Biking in L.A.)
…Cyclists Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver On Central Avenue (Biking in L.A.)
…Driver Killed In 100+MPH South L.A. Crash (LAT) - Residents In Limbo Waiting For Exide Clean-Up (LAT)
- Bike and Pedestrian Deaths Increasing In Long Beach (Long Beach Post)
- Ten Twitter Accounts Bicyclists Should Follow (Better Bike Share)
- Cars Are Getting Cleaner, Significant Gains In 2016 (NRDC)
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