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by ocb
1463 days ago
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It's a case of the relatively spread out development pattern and associated wide rights of way being advantageous. Minneapolis can tack on fairly substantial bike infrastructure without totally screwing over cars, which would be just as politically difficult in Minneapolis as any other American city. The Grand Rounds help a lot too. It's a great basis to have inherited from the past. |
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