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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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