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"content": "“GET OUT OF THE WAY!” There are problems that cities should aspire to. Here’s one: Your bike trails are so crowded that the behavior of a few becomes a problem for the rest. This is a reason we have local gov’ts. They can set rules for people to enjoy places … while not thinking they own them. https://www.phillymag.com/news/2026/08/13/aggressive-cyclists-philadelphia/ #cycling",
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