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7:06 AM PDT on May 6, 2019
May 9 Awards Dinner Is This Thursday. See you there?
- Mostly Positive Crowd at Pasadena Protected Bikeway Meeting (Star-News)
- “Scatterplot Graph” Shows What Council Districts Are, and Aren’t, Experiencing Safer Streets (David Galt/Google Docs)
- Can Bird Build a Better Scooter…Before They Run Out of Cash (LAT)
- Yikes! Razor Blades Found in Culver City Bike Lanes (Twitter)
- Homelessness Big Political Issue…Even Where There’s Not a Lot of Homeless (LAT)
- Letters: Build HSR Here in SoCal, not Central Valley (LAT)
- Great Pics and Memories from CicLAvia 30 (CicLAvia)
- Dockless Shared E-Bikes Creating Converts to Shared Mobility (Alissa Walker/Twitter)
- It’s Going to Rain (LAT)
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