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Home›Community News›City looks to adopt “complete streets” resolution

City looks to adopt “complete streets” resolution

By STEVENS POINT NEWS
December 5, 2018
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  1. MICHAEL WILLIAM JELINSKI 6 December, 2018 at 23:16 Reply

    If the streets are not safe for all users you don’t have to look far to experience this issue. If bicyclists feel uneasy riding Hwy 66, they should use side streets or share a sidewalk with peestrians.Widen and paint the sidewalks for bikes and pedestrians. We don’t make separate lanes for cars and for trucks, they get along and share the roads. Time to educate all users of the road

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