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Angie Schmitt

Fix-it First

T4A: One in Nine American Bridges Structurally Deficient

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Tanya Snyder

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AAA: Hands-Free Devices Don’t Solve Distracted Driving Dangers

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In California Cities, Drivers Want More Bike Lanes. Here’s Why.

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Cyclists of Color: Invisible No More

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Taxes Too High? Try Building Walkable, Mixed-Use Development

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Does the Gender Disparity in Engineering Harm Cycling in the U.S.?

U.S. PIRG: The Driving Boom Is Over But the Road-Building Binge Continues

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Study: Walkable Infill Development a Goldmine for City Governments

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A Better Way to Grade City Transportation Systems