Baltimore officials on Thursday announced the passage of the “Complete Streets” law, a broad set of regulations requiring the city’s Department of Transportation to design roadways, sidewalks and bike lanes in a way that promotes walking, bicycling and public transit, beyond just cars. Councilman…
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Baltimore passes 'Complete Streets' law requiring more bike-, pedestrian-friendly road design
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