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8:31 AM PDT on June 15, 2018
- All-Door Boarding Is Coming To Vermont Rapid On June 24 (The Source)
- Vision Zero FB Video Shows Off Pedestrian Refuge Islands
- LADOT Announces New Digital Mobility Implementation Plan (Business Wire)
- Gehry-Designed Hollywood Development Wins In Court (Urbanize)
- Can L.A. Build Its Way Out Of Affordability Crisis? (Curbed)
- Foothill Transit‘s Dear Gabby Explains Interagency Transfers
- West Hollywood Considering E-Scooter Regs Next Week (WeHoVille)
- Touring Beautiful Old Terrazzo Sidewalks In Downtown L.A. (Ahbe)
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