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Closures to continue on northbound 405 through Sepulveda Pass
L.A. NOWNorthbound 405 through Sepulveda Pass closures to continue... -
Some lanes on 405 Freeway in Sepulveda Pass to be closed this weekend
L.A. NOWThree northbound lanes on the 405 Freeway in the Sepulveda Pass will be closed for 55 hours beginning Friday night for construction work. The freeway will be reduced from five to two lanes between the Montana Avenue offramp and the...... -
On two wheels, it's all open road
The first question my well-meaning acquaintances ask is, "Do you take that thing on the freeway?" Since that thing is a 1.2-liter engine on two wheels and a 600-pound body, that's actually a rather silly question. But I know it's only a warm-up for...
Tags: Services and Shopping, Transportation, Highway Transportation, Travel, Commuting
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Westside traffic: C'mon, council candidates, let's fix it
Anyone who lives or works on L.A.'s Westside knows that traffic is an equal-opportunity torturer. So, I was really hoping that the candidates vying for the City Council seat in District 11, which includes this traffic-choked area, would have some clever...
Tags: Services and Shopping, Transportation, Highway Transportation, Politics, Bill Rosendahl
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New toll lanes open after midnight on San Bernardino Freeway
L.A. NOWThe county’s first venture into tollroads will continue with the opening of 14 miles of express lanes on the San Bernardino Freeway—the second project of its type to begin operation since November.... -
Wrong-way driver on 170 Freeway injures two
L.A. NOWAt least two people were injured early Tuesday after colliding with a driver traveling in the wrong direction on the 170 Freeway near Valley Glen, authorities said. A preliminary investigation suggests the driver was heading north on the south lanes...... -
Letters: Divided on lane splitters
Re "On 2 wheels, it's open road," Column, Jan. 19 In his justification for motorcycle "lane splitting," Doug Smith writes as if all motorcyclists are supremely careful drivers. He ignores the numerous hazards this practice poses to automobile drivers....Tags: Transportation, Jesse Owens, Travel, Manufacturing and Engineering, Automotive Equipment
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His stunts drive Web traffic
Race car driver Ken Block speeds down a narrow band of asphalt in his souped-up Ford Fiesta, careening through the "Back to the Future" set on Universal Studios' back lot. The speedometer flies toward 80. Block's eyes are fixed on the road as he...
Tags: Transportation, Port of Long Beach, Social Media, Marketing, YouTube
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L.A. Auto Show: First drive of Ford Fiesta three-cylinder engine
With every automaker competing to get more power from less fuel, Ford this week will unveil a three-cylinder that could portend a larger trend toward smaller engines. The tiny turbo, appearing in the Fiesta model, will be among the more significant...
Tags: Volkswagen, Services and Shopping, Physiology, Manufacturing and Engineering, Hyundai
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Preventing a tragedy for seniors at the wheel
When my dad's driving deteriorated, I called the California Department of Motor Vehicles and asked about the procedure for having his license revoked. I could fill out a form, I was told, and my dad would be called in to have his driving ability...
Tags: Car Safety Tips and Advice, Transportation, Symptoms, Alzheimer's Disease, Travel
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A City Hall fight in Newport Beach
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNearly everyone in Newport Beach thinks they need a new City Hall. Getting them to agree on where to put it is another story. On Tuesday, voters will decide whether to locate a new civic center on a 12-acre site in Newport Center that was slated to...Tags: Voting, Transportation, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Demonstration, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Yunnan, China: Thousand Lion Mountain, cormorant fishing, more
DALI, China — "I'm sorry," my travel agent's email said, "but Tibet is closed." Closed? How could it just shut down? This wasn't Space Mountain we were talking about. A quick Google search confirmed the news. In "celebration" of the anniversary of...
Tags: Transportation, Literature, Trips and Vacations, Beijing (China), Buddhism
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