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Topic: CicLAvia

Cyclists and pedestrians fill a car-free street during a CicLAvia event.

Thursday, 7/2, 02:55 PM

Hollywood Goes Car-Free: CicLAvia Returns to the Boulevard on July 19

CicLAvia, the free event that closes Los Angeles streets to cars and opens them to people on foot and on bikes, returns to Hollywood on Sunday, July 19.
A 6.6-mile route will run car-free from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m.

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