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9:00 AM PST on February 11, 2020

    • Santa Monica Plans to Make Wilshire Boulevard a Safer Street (SM Daily Press)
    • 12 Short Guides to Governmental Transportation Agencies in LA and CA (Medium)
    • 71 Year Old Killed in Long Beach Crosswalk (Longbeachize)
    • DeLeon Moves Campaign Event Away from Anti-Homeless Family (LAT)
    • Heads Up! LA Is Changing How We Vote on Election Day (LAT)
    • Bike ridership Up 20% on Day 1 of Car-Free Market Street (Examiner)
    • Uber Fails to Block Gig Worker Law A.B. 5 (Transport Topics)
    • San Diego to Turn Parking Lots into Public Plaza (San Diego Union Tribune)

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