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Some 10 million Southern California residents will travel out of the region through Jan. 1, according to AAA.
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In October 2019, Alessa Fajardo was killed by a driver while walking to her preschool. Her family is still waiting for the driver to be held accountable — and for the city of Los Angeles to make their neighborhood streets safer.
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Not even a life-altering pandemic made the streets notably safer for Angelenos. While there were fewer collisions overall in 2020, crashes were more deadly.
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A preschooler was killed while walking to school with her mother in Koreatown. Who is responsible?
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The long-held assumptions about law enforcement's roles in traffic safety are being challenged. What could that mean for Angelenos walking and biking on L.A.'s deadly streets?
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Speed kills, but speed limits in L.A. and across California keep rising because of a state law local leaders have called "absurd."
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New research shows the effect police language and media narratives have on how we perceive who's to blame when a driver kills a pedestrian.
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Rather than listen to each other complain, here are some real tips.
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Cars may rule the roads here, but there are ways to make it work on two wheels.
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There is too much parking in LA. There is too little parking in LA. Discuss.
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Turns out a case of the Mondays isn't always a bad thing when it comes to your commute.
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These great rides take place on roads that are entirely car-free or have light traffic — and they work for folks of all fitness levels.
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Where exactly do these restrictions take place? And how do you know if you're in one?
