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Local Business Is a Two-Way Street (With Bike Lanes)
Living in a city means making concessions and discerning what is best for the whole community — which means adding bike lanes on 38th Street in Minneapolis.
Living in a city means making concessions and discerning what is best for the whole community — which means adding bike lanes on 38th Street in Minneapolis.
I would not have guessed that last year’s “9 Ideas” blog post would garner such attention. The quickly assembled list was a no more than a combination of thoughts and ideas shared between friends and colleagues as well as examples derived from authors and practitioners from across the United States. Yet the ideas spurred conversation. […]
You might have noticed the story floating around the internet this week about the new bike lanes in Salt Lake City, on a main commercial street in the downtown area. To build them, the city had to remove on-street (angle) parking. As it turns out, getting rid of parking didn’t kill business on the street. […]