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Thought I’d post a presentation from the City of Austin about where funding for Austin’s bike/pedestrian programs come from, in light of John Kelso’s column about the bike boulevard today.
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By natrius
April 21, 2010 1:38 AM | Link to this
I knew the information in those slides, but I never had an authoritative source I could point to when I try to show people why they’re wrong. Thanks.
This is information that 99% of Austinites don’t know. I think it merits more than just a blog post.