How Do You Build Safe Streets in Car-Dependent Places?
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Columbia, South Carolina, is the 12th deadliest metro for pedestrians in America. Columbia resident Regan Freeman is working to change that, as the director of a statewide pedestrian and bicycle safety nonprofit. Regan explains how he’s making progress despite the challenges — by meeting people where they are, showing what’s possible, and working both locally and at the state level.
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- Cola Town Bikes
- Palmetto Bike Walk
- People for Bikes Feature
- Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram)
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