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Chicago recently became the largest city in the United States to adopt a complete streets policy. As a result, new transportation projects must accommodate all users—balancing the needs of pedestrians, cyclists, transit users and vehicles.

The policy is part of a larger effort called Safe Streets for Chicago.



OrganizationChicagoland Bicycle Federation
Resource TypeNews
URLhttp://www.biketraffic.org/content.php?id=...
LocationIllinois
Publish DateOctober 10, 2006
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