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Cities try to help bikers
Posted by David Roberts at 12:59 PM on 09 Oct 2007
USA Today says a few American cities are finally, at long last, taking steps to make life easier for bicyclists. This is heartening, I suppose, as far as it goes, but the measures under discussion -- mainly bike lanes and some bike-sharing programs -- are pretty wan. We've got a long, long way to go before biking is a mainstream alternative.
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