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9:37 AM PST on February 9, 2022

Vision Zero Is Impossible, But Worthy (LAT)
Riverside Drive Is Getting Protected Bike Lanes (Eastsider)
Big Blue Bus Seeks Input On Fare Increases (SMDP)
L.A. Approves 'Chop Shop' Motion Banning Public Bike Repairs (Biking in L.A.)
Responding To Lawsuit, L.A. Suspends Towing For Excessive Parking Tickets (LAT)
Pasadena Shifting How It Analyzes Mobility Impacts (Pasadena Now)
Bird Running E-Scooter Discounts, Timed For Super Bowl
CA High-Speed Rail System Will Include Two Tracks, Cost Estimate Grows (LAT)
In Manhattan Beach Supermarket Dispute, Driver Runs Over Person Twice (Daily Breeze)
City Was Going To Clear Ktown Anti-Camping Rocks This Morning, But Didn't (SBLA Twitter)

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