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Will Seattle Always Be Second Fiddle to Portland?

April 19, 2010April 19, 2010 by Paul Andrews, BI editor

A detailed new comparison of cycling infrastructure reveals how Seattle’s topography affects bikeability.

Categories Transportation Tags adam parast, bicycling portland, bicycling seattle, portland bikeability, seattle bikeability

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