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An Alternative To Mayor Villaraigosa's California Dreamin' Agenda: Better Buses And Bikes
Los Angeles And First
Archive Gallery: Thrilling Trains Of the Future (Popular Science digs through their archives to unearth a collection of fantastical, futuristic trains such as amphibious monorails, suspended railways and "two-headed trains")
Popular Science
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Bus-Only Lanes Proposed For Wilshire Boulevard: The Lanes Would Be In Effect During Rush Hours And Would Go From MacArthur Park To Centinela Avenue, With A Gap In Beverly Hills. Residents Of Westwood's "Condo Canyon" Push For An Exemption
Los Angeles Times
California Congressman Undermines California Bullet Plans
Infrastructurist
California Planners Recommend Fresno-Hanford For First Phase Of State's High-Speed Line
Transport Politic
City Signs Off On Expo Line "Buffer Zone"
Santa Monica Daily Press
Could Price Of Ride On Angels Flight Get Too Steep?: Operators Of The Little Funicular Railway Are Weighing The Effects Of A Fare Hike
Los Angeles Times
Editorial: Rail Omen
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Editorial: Time For L.A. To Pay The Toll?
Daily Breeze
The Future Of Colorado Boulevard: Caught Between Residents' Dreams And L.A.'s Reality, Colorado Boulevard Has A Long Way To Go Before Bikers And Pedestrians Can Truly Share The Road
Eagle Rock Patch
Government Agencies Navigate The Promises And Pitfalls Of Social Media: As Law Enforcement, Transportation Agencies And Other Departments Rush To Interact With The Public Through Twitter Accounts And Facebook Pages, Guidelines For Using Social Media Have Been Slow To Follow ("At a League of California Cities conference earlier this year, two presentations illustrated the conflict: one was on the benefits of Facebook, and the other was a blunt reminder that the site falls under the Public Records Act.")
Los Angeles Times
If Only The Millions Of Thanksgiving Travelers Took The Train
GOOD
In Los Angeles, Big Step Ahead For Mass Transit ("This auto-obsessed city — a place where people love their cars almost as much as they hate the traffic — has embarked on the biggest expansion of its mass transit system in decades, an effort to change the way people navigate its sprawling and clogged streets and freeways.")
New York Times
Janette Sadik-Khan: Urban Reengineer
Esquire
L.A. Passes Plan To "Green" Taxicabs
Contra Costa Times
Los Angeles: Some Thoughts On The Challenge, For "The Source"
Human Transit
Make Boarding Rapids Rapid ("The Los Angeles Metro can and should offer solutions to cut the long boarding times commuters are facing.")
Plus Metro
Metrolink Gets $6.6 Million U.S. Grant For Collision-Avoidance Equipment
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Metrolink Tracks Crack In Freezing Temps
ABC-7
Norm Mineta: Former Sec. Of Transportation: "Roads And Highways" Top Transpo Priority, Defends Earmarks, Questions Some Defense Spending
Transportation Nation
Official: California High Speed Rail Won't Be De-Railed By GOP Plan
Pasadena Star-News
Parking Citations On An Incline: The City Will Pass On State Fees To Penalties Already Higher Than Surrounding Communities
Glendale News-Press
Poland Unveils BMW-Designed Subway Cars Which Are 98% Recyclable: The Siemens Inspiro Transit Concept Will Bring Sustainable Engineering To Warsaw's Metro System By 2012
Fast Company Design
Pringle: Conflict Charges Are Unfair Ploy By Democrats
Voice Of OC
Pringle's Double-Barreled Defense Of Anaheim's ARTIC Station
Voice Of OC
A Reality Show About...Car Parking
The City Fix
Parking Wars
A&E
Stimulus Help For State Roads, Rail Lines Almost Complete
San Jose Mercury News
Switching Gears: More Commuters Bike To Work
NPR
Transit Agencies: This Is Why You Should Have Your Data In GTFS Format With A License That Allows For Non-Commercial Derivatives
LA Subway Blog
Why Transit Will Never Be Energy Efficient
Antiplanner
Will Roads Of The Future Be Paved With Sandstone?
Next 100
WMATA Launches Website For Public Input On 30-Year Transit Plan
CityBizList
