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  • Long Beach Is Getting Speed Cameras (LB Post)
  • How To Make Your City More Walkable and Bikeable (LAist)
  • Schneider Editorial: Not Signs and Crossing Guards, L.A. Needs Safer Streets (LAT)
  • E-Bike vs. Pedestrian Conflict In the South Bay (LAT)
  • Santa Monica Needs Safer Streets, Better Public Transportation (SMDP)
  • L.A. Transit Not Quite Ready For Olympics (RMTransit YouTube)
  • Overnight Lane Closures For Super 605 Freeway Rehabilitation (LAist, LB Post)
  • Person Assaulted At Downtown LB A Line Station (LB Post)
  • Carnage: Drivers Kill Three People In Separate South L.A. Crashes (LAT1, LAT2, LAT3)
  • Comedian Tiffany Haddish Arrested For DUI (The Root, ABC7, WeHoOnline)
  • Small Electric 'Bintelli' Cart One Transportation Solution (WeHoOnline)
  • Alex Contreras: 10 Freeway Closure A Missed Opportunity For Transit (CityLab)
    • Temporary Fix In Place, But Lots Of Work To Do (LAT)

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