Bicycles: The Los Angeles Bicycle Coalition debuted its City of Lights program yesterday, giving out safety information and bike lights at the Carecen Day Laborer Center near MacArthur Park to a primarily Latino community. A related party happens tomorrow.
Rail: The Gold Line’s also gonna be known as “la Linea de Oro, Edward R. Roybal” — but the Spanish name only applies to the segment in Boyle Heights and East L.A.
Cars: California’s going to cut gasoline consumption by 25%, thanks to a new rule adopted by the Air Resources Board that “seeks to expand the market for electric and hydrogen-fueled vehicles and jump-start a host of futuristic biofuels to replace corn-based ethanol, as well as oil.”
Ford’s lost $1.4 billion but still say’s it’s doing okay sans federal aid. Meanwhile, GM and Crysler’s retired auto workers fear their pensions could get cut if the companies enter bankruptcy court.
Image by Joe Linton
No comments for Latest in de-car-ing: Latino bicyclists win, fomer Chrysler employees could lose »
RSS feed for comments on this post.