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Broadway Broadens Pedestrian Access (USA Today)Posted: 09/24/2008 The increasing concentration of Americans in the nation’s urban centers has helped spur efforts to make walking or bike riding safer and more appealing, advocates say. Communities encourage walking to tackle obesity, reduce the level of carbon emissions spewed by cars and promote a sense of community. That leads to initiatives that range from educating motorists about a pedestrian’s right of way to creating sidewalks where there were none. |
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Advocacy Advance Capacity Building Grants Q&A Call --Call on February 16
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