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Accompanying the Washington Post story below is a slideshow of D.C. cyclists, including this one in a contraflow bike lane.
Accompanying the Washington Post story below is a slideshow of D.C. cyclists, including this one in a contraflow bike lane.
    • Daily News : No on Prop. 23
    • Local Stimulus: $111 Million, 55 Jobs (City Watch)
    • Epstein : Metro Needs a "Plan B" for 30/10 (HuffPo)
    • A Couple of Major Pitfalls to the Bike Plan (Bikeside)
    • We Can Certainly Be More Original than "Bridge and Tunnel" to Discuss Hipster Commuters (KCET)
    • Salon Gives a Half-Serious Look at Asian Interests in CAHSR
    • New Gerald Desmond Bridge Just for Engine Powered Vehicles (LB Post)
    • Biggest Bike-Share in America Debuts in Nation’s Capital (WaPo, NYT, GGW)
    • LaHood: Distracted Drivers Killed 5,500, Injured 450,000 in 2009 (Orlando Sen via Transpo Nation)
    • How to Load Your Bike on a Bus' Bike Rack (The Source)
    • How Germany Deals with Bikes on Trains.  Hint, It's Not Threaten Cyclists on the Internet (Railzone)
    • Downtown L.A. Loves Parks Too! (Downtown News)

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