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The surprising history of bike lanes on Missoula's Higgins Ave. bridge – The Pulp

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Missoula gave cyclists bike lanes across the Clark Fork in 1936. A quarter-century later, they erased them.
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The surprising history of bike lanes on Missoula's Higgins Ave. bridge – The Pulp

Missoula gave cyclists bike lanes across the Clark Fork in 1936. A quarter-century later, they erased them.

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thepulp.org broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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