Cyclists, pedestrians seek 'greenways'
After working to find a safe, efficient route to his job at the UW, Bob Edmiston campaigned for neighborhood "greenways." Greenways are designated streets — often parallel to arterials but much quieter — that offer everyone from cyclists to pedestrians and people in wheelchairs safer ways to get around without having to drive.
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