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BTS Issue Brief Number 11 - How Bike Paths and Lanes Make a Difference

Issue Brief Number 11
How Bike Paths and Lanes Make a Difference

June 2004

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Figure 1. Bicycling in the United States During the Summer (in millions)   HTML
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Figure 2. Dissatisfaction with Community Design for Making Biking Safe, by Availability of Bike Paths and Lanes   HTML
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Figure 3. Bicyclist's Activity and Desire for more Bike Paths   HTML
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Figure 4. Bicyclist's Activity and Desire for more Bike Lanes   HTML
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Table 1. Distribution of Bike Paths and Lanes   HTML
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Table 2. Sense of Endangerment and Dissatisfaction with Community Design for Making Biking Safe, by Infrastructure   HTML
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