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L.A. mega-event transportation past and future, high-speed rail, that D is getting longer, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on bicycling
The Week in Short Videos
Ride the D!

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And if you can’t get enough Streetsblog videos, Streetsblog NYC has a TikTok Channel, and Streetfilms is archived on YouTube.

Tuesday – At Streetsblog USA, Ren Zaro Fitzgerald praises L.A. transit for World Cup success. But warns the Olympics is a different beast…

Thursday – Streetsblog USA’s weekly video headlines recap starts with a look at the federal high-speed rail funding picture.

Friday – Earlier this year, Metro opened an initial extension of its D Line Subway in Los Angeles’ Westside. Today, Joe Linton tours two under construction stations that are expected to open next year – in Beverly Hills and Century City.

@streetsblogla8

You probably know about Metro’s new D Line subway extension – that just opened – but did you know there are more #DLine stations opening next year?!? They’re in #BeverlyHills & #CenturyCity ! Do you #RidetheD ?

♬ original sound – streetsblogla

Friday – And here’s a bonus video from Streetsblog NYC! Who doesn’t love to hear AOC talk about bike riding?

@streetsblognyc

@Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on breaking the stereotypes around who bikes in NYC. Watch the whole video on YouTube #nyc #bike #aoc #cycling

♬ original sound – Streetsblog NYC

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