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Tag Archives: transportation planning
Free parking for the disabled?
Free parking for the disabled? This author would rather pay her own way. Continue reading
Posted in Elder care, Retirement
Tagged aging, disability, disabled parking, driving, elder care, handicap, handicapped placard, parking, retirement, transportation planning
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Seattle – a bike city like Copenhagen?
My letter, published in the Seattle Times, June 4, 2014: Seattle is too hilly for cycling In 2012, I spent a week in Copenhagen, saw its impressive system of bicycle lanes and visited with friends who don’t own a car … Continue reading
Posted in Seattle
Tagged aging, bicycling, Copenhagen, disability, elder care, Seattle, transportation planning
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