Special Report: Bicycling in Los Angeles

Dec. 22, 2014 9:11 AM PT

Hit-and-runs involving bicyclists surged 42% from 2002 to 2012 in Los Angeles County, according to a Times analysis. Between 2002 and 2012, more than 5,600 cyclists were injured and at least 36 died in hit-and-run incidents.

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California

California Commute: Getting a firm grasp on L.A.’s bicycling data

White lines, painted arrows and vivid green paint now separate cyclists from drivers on more than 200 miles of Los Angeles’ vast network of thoroughfares and side streets.
Dec. 9, 2014
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Opinion

Opinion: Hit-and-run heatmap highlights danger to cyclists, and perhaps callousness of drivers

“Are cyclists and drivers sharing the road,” the Times editorial page asked a year ago, “or are they locked in a struggle for street hegemony?”
Dec. 2, 2014

Special Report: Bicycling in Los Angeles

California Commute: Getting a firm grasp on L.A.’s bicycling data

Opinion: Hit-and-run heatmap highlights danger to cyclists, and perhaps callousness of drivers

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