File:Cycle Track Ribbon Cutting-Rio Grande Street, Austin,Texas (7651054306).jpg
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| Description | City council members and Austin-area bicycle activists cut the ribbon to officially open a new bike lane on Rio Grande Street as part of the city's Green Lane Project designed to help implement new cycling networks around Austin. |
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| Source | Cycle Track Ribbon Cutting-Rio Grande Street, Austin,Texas |
| Author | BikeTexas |
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