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Today’s Headlines

Obstacles Already Cropping Up in Path of Seattle Bike-Share (Seattle Times) OpenPlans Fills Void Apple Left By Removing Transit Directions (SmartPlanner) What Makes a Workplace Bicycle Incentive Successful? (Sustainable Business Oregon) Express-News: Transpo Bill Doesn’t Address Infrastructure Needs on the Border The Rest of Latin America Finally Catches Up to Bogotá on Bikeability (WSJ) A Clear-Eyed Look … Continued
  • Obstacles Already Cropping Up in Path of Seattle Bike-Share (Seattle Times)
  • OpenPlans Fills Void Apple Left By Removing Transit Directions (SmartPlanner)
  • What Makes a Workplace Bicycle Incentive Successful? (Sustainable Business Oregon)
  • Express-News: Transpo Bill Doesn’t Address Infrastructure Needs on the Border
  • The Rest of Latin America Finally Catches Up to Bogotá on Bikeability (WSJ)
  • A Clear-Eyed Look at DC’s History of Gentrification and the Rebirth of U Street (Atlantic)
  • It’s Not That Florida Kills Too Many Cyclists, It’s That the Weather Is Too Good (Orlando Sentinel)
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Tanya became Streetsblog's Capitol Hill editor in September 2010 after covering Congress for Pacifica Radio’s Washington bureau and for public radio stations around the country. She lives car-free in a transit-oriented and bike-friendly neighborhood of Washington, DC.

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