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Crash Test Smarties

by Laura Conaway

July 13, 2007

Seen yesterday on Lafayette, near East 4th Street: The photo shoot for an upcoming city campaign promoting bike safety. Note the bike lane extending up onto the hood of the red car—wow.

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