Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:52 AM PST on February 21, 2018
- Don’t Widen Freeways, Make Buses Better (LAT)
- Transit-Oriented Development? More Like Transit Rider Displacement (LAT)
- CEQA Changes Could Help Speed Up Expo Line (Curbed)
California Got CEQA Changes Right, Almost (NRDC) - San Dimas, Pomona Sue Foothill Gold Line Authority Over Design Changes (SGV Tribune)
- Biking in L.A. Makes Case For Hollywood Neighbors Supporting Bike Lanes
- Roland Curtis Affordable Housing Rising By Expo/Vermont (Urbanize)
- L.A. Speaks Out Against Metro’s 710 Freeway Widening Plan (Los Angelist YouTube)
- Omnitrans Bus Ridership Up 1.7 Percent In January 2018
- After Bike Lawsuits L.A. Plans To Fix Bike “Paths” (NBC)
…writer doesn’t know difference between bike path vs. bike lane, or where incidents took place - Car Chase Ends With Truck Driving In Gold Line Tunnel In Boyle Heights (Daily News, ABC7)
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