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Bicyclists fill a street during a Critical Mass ride in Vancouver / Photo: David Pritchard via Flickr

After 30 Years of Bike/Ped Advocacy, How Far Have We Come?

By Project for Public Spaces on Aug 1, 2012 | 5 Comments

In 1980, the very first Pro Bike conference was convened in Asheville, North Carolina. At the time, the movement to carve out more space for bicycling on North American streets was young, and the first conference was attended by around 100 people. Thirty-two years later, the Pro Walk/Pro Bike: Pro Place is expected to [...]

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