Bicycle culture blooms and booms in post-motorized city
Any and all stories about walking and biking get out attention — especially if they are in the same headline, like this piece by David Sands in HuffPost Detroit.
Not to mention a key sentence like this: A 2012 report by the Alliance for Biking & Walking found the number of bicycle commuters in Detroit rose 258 percent over the last two decades. Yeah, man. Those are the kind of numbers we like to see.
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