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Mobility was on the ballot and L.A. has new speed cameras and a new mayor...
1:22 PM PST on November 6, 2026
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Monday: Before election day, Ren reminds us that no matter where you live in America voters will choose between access to transit or letting our transit system continue to decay.
Tuesday: As a little bit of a break from election coverage, Joe introduces us to the speed cameras that have come to Los Angeles.
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