Friday’s Headlines Have Bad News and Bad News

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By Blake AuedJun 30, 2023, 4:01 am139 pts
We know how to stem the tide of needless traffic deaths in the U.S. — redesign streets and regulate vehicle size. It’s just that bureaucratic inertia and industry lobbyists prevent us from doing it. (The American Prospect) Can city planners ever halt, let alone reverse, the car-centric sprawl of the past…

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