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By Joe Linton

8:55 AM PDT on March 24, 2017

CicLAvia Returns To Culver City and Venice This Sunday (Biking in L.A.)
Action Alert: Help L.A. Spend Local Return On More Than Potholes (Investing in Place)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Cyclist In Pico Rivera (KTLA)
Metro’s Getting New Heavy Rail Cars, Due 2020 (Urbanize, The Source)
Metro Board Moves To Add Rail Under Vermont To BRT Study (LAist, The Source)
Metro Moves Forward With NoHo To Pasadena BRT Study (SGV Tribune)
Metro Board Moves To Study Higher Occupancy Car Pool Lanes, Tolls (Curbed)
Proposed Metro BRT Line Would Serve Cal State Northridge (Urbanize)
LAX Approves $5.5 Billion Transportation Upgrade, With People Mover (Press Telegram)
London Mayor Wants To Ban Cars From Around Schools – For Kids’ Lungs (Standard)

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