Cycling Up, Injuries Down: NYC Bike Policy Is Working
Fewer bicyclists were injured in 2009, even as more New Yorkers take to their bikes, according to a new analysis of city and state data
May 5, 2010
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Fewer bicyclists were injured in 2009, even as more New Yorkers take to their bikes, according to a new analysis of city and state data
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