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Beverly Hills’ Roxybury Drive bike lane. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Caltrans Looks To Install Protected Bike Lanes On PCH In LB (LB Post)
  • LAT On Metro TAP-to-Exit NoHo Pilot
  • Beverly Press On Beverly Hills Removing Its Only Protected Bike Lane
  • New Video Of LAPD Hollywood Crash That Killed Pedestrian (L.A. Taco, KABC)
  • Carnage: Pomona Crash Victim ID-ed, Sister Critical (KABC)
    • Newport Beach DUI Driver Charged With Murder In Crash Death (LAT, KTLA)
  • New Water Cleansing Feature Planned For MacArthur Park (Urbanize)
  • SAFE Recaps Recent Conference Against Street Racing
  • Gallery Promotes PCH Speed Cameras (Malibu Times)
  • Burbank Chandler Bike Path Turns 20 In August (MyBurbank)
  • State Legislature Rejects Governor's Bike/Walk/Transit Budget Cuts, Negotiations Ahead (SBCA, CalBike, @numble)

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