Ryan Snyder

Private Transportation Planning Consultant

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Private Transportation Planning Consultant whose clients include cities, counties and transportation agencies.

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Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky was first to propose that Olympic and Pico Boulevards on LA's west side should be one way in different directions.

Commuters Versus Community In Fight Over Olympic Pico Plan

Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky was first to propose that Olympic and Pico Boulevards on LA's west side should be one way in different directions.

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