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The city that was built on the back of cars is dealing with a culture that is pushing bike lanes and pedal-powered commutes.
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It was a warm April morning in downtown Los Angeles, and there was not a car on the road. For five hours, the streets were commandeered by nearly 100,000 people on bicycles — old and young, wearing spandex and silly hats, dogs and babies perched on handlebar baskets — in a celebration that produced a sight that once would have seemed inconceivable in this city of cars.
Tags: cycling, los angeles
