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Some say that while they welcome the new stations, concerns over affordable housing and bus infrastructure also need to be addressed.
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The program is free, and it's first come, first served.
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The creation of a training program is required under a state law that went into effect this year.
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Chalk it up to taxes and summer-blend oil (watch out, PSL).
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Self-driving cars have flooded San Francisco's streets, and not everyone is happy. Street activists have been using a low-tech solution to incapacitate the vehicles.
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The stations will be closed from Aug. 12 to Sep. 24.
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A pilot program throws out the time table for a popular bus route
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Glendale is a pilot city for the program.
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While the plan is still in development, Wiggins says the in-house police force would focus on engaging riders and employees while riding buses and trains
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Advocates for cycling say it's a step toward realizing the city's longstanding goal of getting people out of cars as they move around Pasadena.
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One caveat: We didn't do it during rush hour. But we still learned a lot.Listen 14:38
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The Coast Starlight train was carrying 186 passengers when it rammed into a public works tanker truck on a raised gravel crossing. The truck's driver was taken to a trauma center.
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The new Metro Regional Connector will make it easier to move between East L.A., Long Beach, and Azusa with less transfers. To celebrate the opening, the Metro will be free all weekend.
