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Cities adopt policies to ensure roads aren’t built solely for cars.

March 10, 2007/

Hoping to correct a decades-old "urban planning mistake," city officials are moving to require that anyone building new streets or altering existing ones set aside space for bicyclists, wheelchairs and strollers.

By Marcus Green
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The Courier-Journal

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