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Creating Alternatives

Complete Street by John Luton, http://www.peoplepoweredmovement.org/site/index.php/photo-library/category/C31/P0/#2U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood would like to create bicycle and pedestrian networks throughout the country. Though 90% of Americans will still use their cars, 59% would like to add more alternatives, including mass transit, bicycle and pedestrian routes (Transportation for America 2010 survey).

Listen to an April 25, 2010?NPR story, “A National Network of Bike Trails? It Could Happen,” including an interview?with Secretary LaHood.

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