Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:40 AM PDT on July 2, 2019
- Foothill Gold Line Drops Plan To Widen La Verne’s White Avenue (SGV Tribune)
- NIMBYs Don’t Like Metro BRT Plans (LAist)
- LAPD Motorcycle Officer Crashes Into Cyclist On DTLA 7th Street Bike Lane (CBS Twitter, Biking in L.A.)
- LADOT Added 13 Lane Miles Of New, Upgraded,
or “Upcoming”Bikeways For Past Year
…L.A. Is Failing On Active Transportation (@topomodesto Twitter) - Curbed Checks Out LADOT’s “Wave” Bike Lane Protection Pilot At CicLAvia
- Metro Green Line Stations Weekend Closures Coming Next Week (LAT)
- Speeding Driver Crashes Into Other Cars and Into Northridge Tire Store (Daily News)
- California Air Quality Getting Worse (LAT)
- HUD Changes Would Evict Pacoima Public Housing Residents (Daily News)
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