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If any of our friends at Cal State San Bernadino happen to be reading Streetsblog in the next thirty hours, they should make a point to visit Tom Vanderbilt’s open lectures tomorrow. Vanderbilt is the bestselling author of Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (And What it Says About Us) and something of […]

The former mayor of Emerald City. I’m an environmental writer and activist who writes green LA girl, a blog about eco-friendly, sustainable living in Los Angeles. I’m also a contributing editor at BlogHer.com and also blog regularly for mnn.com and Lime.com. I also have a PhD — but don’t really use it. And I’m planning […]

The Bus Bench is one of the few websites that I go to on a near-daily basis to read the news and opinions of a series of writers including those of Randall "BusTard" Flemming and Browne Molyneux. The Bus Bench’s dynamic duo bring voices to the transportation reform movement from a number of angles that […]

Ted Rogers (left), aka BikingInLA, with some unidentified guy in a bike jersey. Ted Rogers is  freelance copywriter living on the Westside of Los Angeles, which means that, thanks to the current economic climate, he has plenty of time to write about bicycling on his blog, BikingInLA. Next year will mark his 30th year as an […]

Waiting for the bus. I thought today we’d try something a little different.  There are a lot of issues related to the transportation and the quest to make Los Angeles’ streets more livable, sustainable and environmentally friendly.  Unfortunately, I sometimes neglect some of those related issues when racing to the next "breaking news" story.  One […]

Diane Meyer’s photography show Without a Car in the World: 100 Car-less Angelinos Tell Stories of Living in Los Angeles runs October 17th through December 11th. It’s at the 18th Street Art Center, which is located at 1639 18th Street, in Santa Monica. The opening reception is Saturday October 17th from 7pm to 1opm. Diane […]