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Lower Transportation Costs: Benefits of Complete Streets
Create Livable Communities: Benefits of Complete Streets
Expanding the Economic Recovery to All Americans through Smarter Growth: Recommendations for the Incoming Administration
Safety Demonstration Projects: Case studies from Durham, NC, Huntsville, AL, and Pittsburgh, PA
Equity: Benefits of Complete Streets
Safety Demonstration Projects: Case studies from Orlando, FL, Lexington, KY, and South Bend, IN
Complete Streets Ease Traffic Woes
An Action Plan to Protect Maine’s Drinking Water Sources
Modernizing Mitigation: A Demand-Centered Approach
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