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What Makes a Bike-Friendly City? | The GRID | Global Site Plans

Posted on February 26, 2013 by kriosconsulting

What Makes a Bike-Friendly City? | The GRID | Global Site Plans http://t.co/LEYuTo3ixa
#cities #urbanism

Bill Palladino – MLUI‘s insight:

We’re talking bike-friendly genome and the like. Unravel it… PLEASE!

See on www.globalsiteplans.com

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