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one-way streets dominate Lansing, Michigan. The large crossing distances
and fast traffic discourage pedestrian activity. Neighborhoods bisected
by such streets lose their cohesiveness. Commercial activity along
such streets shifts from a local pedestrian character to an auto-centric
strip mall character.
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Topics in Episode 122:
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We learn about the Upper Valley Trails Alliance in Norwich,
VT.
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We look at the problem with wide one-way streets in Lansing,
MI.
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We visit the Allen Neighborhood Center in Lansing.
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We learn about the Moving Our Community Towards Health coalition
in Lansing.
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