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Bike Sharing in Los Angeles: Let's Not Stick with the Conventional Wisdom
A bike sharing is on the table in Los Angeles. Let's not stick with the conventional wisdom.

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Bus Bench Situation a Sign of True City Council Incompetence
Norman Advertising's bus bench contract expired nearly two years ago. Why is the city council just getting around to dealing with it now?

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Bike Sharing Can Save Lives
A British Medical Journal study argues that bike sharing in Barcelona saves more than 12 lives a year in that city. How about we save a few in Los Angeles?

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Does L.A. Need a Bike Sharing Program?
A test run of Boston's bike sharing program shows LA what we're missing.

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Capping Freeways to Make Parks: Who Wants A Billion Dollar Bike Path?
With a price tag of $1.15 billion, don't expect to see the Hollywood Cap Park anytime soon

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Closing Art Walk to Cars Makes Sense, But It Needs to Be Done Right
Nearly eight years ago to the day, an 86-year-old man killed 10 and injured 63 at a Santa Monica farmers' market. Street closures are more complicated than they sound.

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Should Downtown's 'Art Walk' Be Closed to Cars? Obviously
The death of 2-month-old Marcello Vasquez highlights what city officials should already know--Art Walk needs to be car free.

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Bikes vs. Plane: Who Wins On 'Carmageddon' Day?
Instead of whining about Carmageddon, a group of LA cyclists came up with the idea for the race of a lifetime.

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CicLAvia Community Ride Goes Swimmingly
Over the weekend, CicLAvia hosted a community bike ride and raised $600 for its October event. Wonder how much they could raise if they organized a ride during Carmageddon?

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Biking Is Good For the Local Economy. You're Welcome.
For my money, I'll take bicycle breakdowns over traffic any day.