Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:12 AM PST on February 3, 2017
- Metro Selection Of Tutor Purple Line Build Not Reassuring (Daily News)
- BRT Can Help Communities That Depend On Transit (Investing in Place)
- Lessons Learned At L.A. County Bike Coalition‘s Ask An Officer Event
- The Airport As Public Square For Protest (LAT)
- LADOT’s First Zine, Meet the Vision Zero Artist (LeapLA Blog)
- Metro Unsolicited Proposals Could Speed Measure M Rail Lines (Urbanize)
- Meet LADOT Transportation Engineer Oliver Hou (LeapLA Blog)
- Video Tour Of Metro 7th Street The Bloc Tunnel, Open Tuesday (Curbed)
- Vermont/Hollywood Triangle Reworked To Keep Away Homeless (Los Feliz Ledger)
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