Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:31 AM PST on January 24, 2018
- Metro Ridership Is Lowest In A Decade (LAT)
…Jarrett Walker Doesn’t Think Transit Agencies Should Panic (CityLab) - More On LAPD Hauling Teen Off Metro Train (LAT, Curbed)
…Metro CEO Phil Washington’s Response (The Source) - L.A. Needs Denser Development At Transit, But Also Affordable (LAT)
- Construction Starts For Main/Spring Protected Bike Lanes (Urbanize)
- “Slow Down” Signs Won’t Solve Atwater Car Traffic (Eastsider)
- Revised L.A. Bike Parking Ordinance More Flexible (Planning Report)
- Los Angeles Magazine Previews Crenshaw Line Art
- LAX Awards People Mover Contracts (Curbed)
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