transportation:bikes
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| + | ==== Government ==== | ||
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| + | == DOT cranks up its campaign to strip bike lane references from federal websites == | ||
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| + | July 23, 20265:00 AM ET - Joel Rose (Heard on Morning Edition) | ||
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| + | WASHINGTON — In the two weeks since Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy vowed to end support for "DEI bike lanes," | ||
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| + | Even agency staff have been left guessing about why, said a person who works in web support for agencies at the Department of Transportation. They requested anonymity because they fear retribution for speaking publicly. | ||
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| + | The person said FHWA staff have been asked to find, and in some cases take down, any references to bikes and bike lanes. | ||
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| + | "Why do you need to take down bicycle safety, of all things?" | ||
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