Today’s Headlines
Will we see you at our May 9 Awards Dinner?
9:06 AM PDT on April 26, 2019
Will we see you at our May 9 Awards Dinner?
- Garcetti’s “Commitment” to Watered Down Vision Zero Is Killing People (LAT)
- VZero Opponents Seize on Stats to Attack Traffic Safety (RestoreVenice/Twitter)
- But At Least We’re Installing Official Memorials to Fallen Cyclists (Spectrum 1)
- Times Goes After High Speed Rail Consultants for Rail Line’s PR Problems
- Santa Monica Considers Axing Official Bike Share (SMDP)
- Metro Delays Rapid Bus Line Between NoHo and Pasadena (Daily News)
- But Keeps Door Open for Rail on Vermont (Curbed, Urbanize)
- It’s the One Year Anniversary of Garcetti’s Pledge to Build More Housing for Homeless (LAT)
- Long Beach Transit Vice Chair : Everyone Deserves a Safe Street (LB Post)
- Crazed Columnist Spreads Misinformation, Conspiracy Theories (Daily News)
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