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Active transportation demonstration project proposals

Planning and conservation    Transportation    Expanding transportation choices    Active transportation    Active transportation    Demonstration project proposals

Local jurisdictions and partners have identified and developed active transportation corridor concepts that provide seamless, safe, enjoyable and efficient walking, bicycling and transit connections across the region.

Metro invited local jurisdictions and partners to identify and develop active transportation corridors that provide seamless, safe, enjoyable and efficient walking, bicycling and transit connections across the region. Proposals were received by Metro on Aug. 14, 2009.

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